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Sample Bakery Business Plan

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Tammy's Tasty Treats is an inviting bakery with a pleasing ambiance. We provide our customers with quality treats at reasonable prices and we pride ourselves on being a productive and successful bakery. Vision: The Bakery's name will be Tammy's Tasty Treats. I decided to open up a bakery as I have always enjoyed baking. Ever since I was a little girl helping my grandma bake cookies in the kitchen I knew that I wanted to chase my dream of becoming a successful bakery owner. My bakery will be located on the corner of Baker's Lane in New Jersey as it is a very popular and bustling area. I am doing this to give my business the most exposure possible. At my bakery we will bake may different types of pastries, muffins and cookies. We will also …show more content…

Have a cupcake day where the proceeds from every cupcake purchased that day will be donated to the SPCA OPPORTUNITIES Public- a sudden rise occurs in the amount of people who enjoy our bakery's products STRATEGIES Ethical- all goods past sell by date are immediately removed from the shelves Environmental- biodegradable cupcake cups and local ingredients are used THREATS Social- AIDS is prevalent in my community and my business's general manager becomes infected with

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