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difficulty stems from the fact that some supplies must be used prior to a stated expiration date.Upon receipt, a new shipment of these perishable items must be stacked beneath the boxes that are currently in inventory. A substantial amount of time is consumed in restacking the items according to their expiration dates. The company would like to reduce the double and sometimes triple handling of items. How can this goal be achieved? Are there alternative solutions which might also be effective?
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- The Hawkins Supply Company is currently faced with an inventory rotation problem. This difficulty stems from the fact that some supplies must be used prior to a stated expiration date. Upon receipt, a new shipment of these perishable items must be stacked beneath the boxes that are currently in inventory. A substantial amount of time is consumed in restacking the items according to their expiration dates.The company would like to reduce the double and sometimes triple handling of items. How can this goal be achieved? Are there alternative solutions which might also be effective?Help need. management accounting Lebar Daun Sdn Bhd is planning to use the economic order quantity model to determine the optimal order levels of raw materials. Material Z is consumed evenly over the year and the current usage is 120,000 units. The material is purchased in boxes and each box contains 12 units of material Z, at a price of RM252 per box. A safety stock of 200 boxes is kept. The cost of placing and handling orders is estimated to be RM6,300, which is based cost incurred for similar orders that have already made. The cost of RM6,300 was for 30 orders. The inflation of 2 per cent should be added to the above ordering costs. Besides, the company estimates to be charged the transporation cost of RM15 per order. It should be assumed that ordering costs change in proportion to the number of orders place. Other costs which relate to material Z such as insurance, interest and space costs for a year, were calculated at 15 % of the purchase price. Required: a. Calculate the order…Suppose this information is available for PepsiCo, Inc. for 2015, 2016, and 2017. (in millions) 2015 2016 2017 Beginning inventory $ 2,100 $ 2,400 $ 2,300 Ending inventory 2,400 2,300 2,700 Cost of goods sold 18,227 20,071 20,478 Sales revenue 39,145 42,957 44,066 Calculate the days in inventory for PepsiCo, Inc. for 2015, 2016, and 2017. (Round days in inventory to 1 decimal place, e.g. 5.1.) 2015 2016 2017 Days in inventory days
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- Problem 20-40 (Algo) In the past, Taylor Industries has used a fixed−time period inventory system that involved taking a complete inventory count of all items each month. However, increasing labor costs are forcing Taylor Industries to examine alternative ways to reduce the amount of labor involved in inventory stockrooms, yet without increasing other costs, such as shortage costs. Here is a random sample of 20 of Taylor's items. ITEMNUMBER ANNUALUSAGE ITEMNUMBER ANNUALUSAGE 1 $ 1,600 11 $ 13,200 2 12,200 12 700 3 2,300 13 42,400 4 50,500 14 10,100 5 11,600 15 1,300 6 900 16 10,400 7 2,100 17 4,100 8 11,200 18 61,600 9 5,200 19 3,600 10 15,200 20 3,000 a. Classify each item in inventory using an ABC plan.An assembler orders two components from a single supplier. The assembler uses 200 units of the first component and 4000 units of the second component every month. The fixed transportation cost is $600. Also, the inspection and sorting costs are $100 for each component. The unit purchasing cost is $400 for the first component and $200 for the second component. The carrying cost is 20%. The assembler is trying to come up with an ordering plan that minimizes total holding and ordering costs. Find the best possible plan using the heuristic method. Calculate the average number of orders per month and order quantity for each component. In addition, calculate the total holding and ordering costs. Please show calculation in excel as well as answerA distribution center (DC) in Wisconsin stocks Sony plasma TV sets. The center receives its inventory from a mega warehouse in Kansas with a lead time (L) of 5 days. The DC uses a reorder point (R) of 300 sets and afixed order quantity (Q) of 250 sets. The current on-hand inventory (OH) at the end of Day 1 is 400 sets, there are no scheduled receipts (SR), and there are no backorders (BO). Assume that all demands and receipts occur at the end of the day. The inventory position is compared to the reorder point after demands and receipts are accounted for. If necessary, an order is placed and the inventory position is updated. Given the demand schedule in the table below, determine when to order using a (Q) system
- Average Inventory Calculation—Fixed–Order Quantity ModelSuppose the following item is being managed using a fixed–order quantity model with safety stock.Annual demand (D) = 1,000 unitsOrder quantity (Q) = 300 unitsSafety stock (SS) = 40 unitsWhat are the average inventory level and inventory turn for the item?In Example 2 , the particular items to be cycle counted can be sequentially or randomly selected each day. Another option is to cycle count items when they are reordered. Cycle counting also has the following advantages:1. Eliminates the shutdown and interruption of production necessary for annual physicalinventories.2. Eliminates annual inventory adjustments.3. Trained personnel audit the accuracy of inventory.4. Allows the cause of the errors to be identified and remedial action to be taken.5. Maintains accurate inventory records.Consider that you work at Kroger Grocery store, and that you've been tasked with creating an ABC inventory classification for 6 items. The 6 items, as well as their profit per case and number of cases sold per week, are as follows:Ribeye Steak - $135 in profit per case, 3 cases sold per weekLobster Tail - $245 in profit per case, 3 cases sold per weekPasta - $23 in profit per case, 12 cases sold per weekSalt - $3 in profit per case, 2 cases sold per weekNapkins - $12 in profit per case, 2 cases sold per weekTomato Sauce - $23 in profit per case, 11 cases sold per weekUsing total weekly profits, please classify each products into A, B, or C categories. Which items form the boundary of the class A and B items in your classification, and why? Which items form the boundary of the class B and C items in your classification, and why?