This study was aimed to study business plan development of frozen Roti (Indian pancake) and formulate frozen Roti business strategies for the community enterprise producing traditional Muslim food in Ban Taladkaew Nonthaburi. Relevant theories documents articles as well as other useful information from in-depth interviews were collected and analyzed using the strategic management process theory. The samples used in this research were 10 community members of the traditional Muslim food stores from Ban Taladkaew. The results revealed that the strategies suitable for frozen Roti business of the community in Ban Taladkaew Nonthaburi as traditional Muslim food to increase capacity feasibility and appropriateness were Differentiation strategies. The recipe of frozen roti products a more than 150 year-old recipe with temple figurines and mosques as background showing that both Buddhist and Muslim Thais had lived together therefore Focused Differentiation was applied as consumer groups were for example students from schools nearby. Product and Operation Strategy was also used to focus on the development of standardized production processes and product quality in order to create alternative products for consumers. Marketing Strategy also help to create and increase different products from other markets which were aimed at online marketing. Finally Finance Strategy the most important one was applied to raise funds and prepare for the future business expansion.

The purposes of the study were 1) to investigate factors influencing the needs and purchasing decisions of Malaysians to buy processed foods 2) to study the relationship between the variable factors affecting Thai entrepreneurs decision making and 3) to examine the goodness of fit of the causal model of the factors affecting the needs and purchasing decisions of Malaysians to buy processed foods with empirical data. The study applied mixed research method. The research samples selected through Simple Random Sampling were Malaysians buying Halal processed food products from Thailand. The research data were collected by questionnaires and analyzed by Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The research findings were as follows that 1) the factors affecting the needs and purchasing decisions to buy processed foods of Malaysians consisted of cultural factors perceived marketing mix factors past behavior factors quality confidence factors and factors regarding purchase intention on Thai processed foods. 2) Confirmatory Factor Analysis was administered and the findings revealed that every factor applied was appropriate. Even though the number of the variables decreased structural reliability remained acceptable and could suitably be applied to Thai export businesses. 3) The model explaining the relationship between the factors according to the hypothesis analyzed by Linear Structure Equation Modeling yielded direct influences consistent with the five hypotheses having been proposed. The research result showed that Malaysians were confident in Thai Halal Products Standard Certification with high reliability of 80