Development of analysis method of material f low cost accounting using lean technique in food production: A case study of Universal Food Public (UFC) Co.,Ltd.

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Wichai Chattinnawat
Montri Teeratanasombut
Charin Kammoon

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This research aims to apply Lean technique in conjunction with analysis of Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) to production process of canned sweet corn in order to increase process efficiency, eliminate waste and reduce cost of the production. This research develops and presents new type of MFCA analysis by incorporating value and non-value added activities into the MFCA cost allocation process. According to the simulation-based measurement of the process efficiency, integrated cost allocation based on activity types results in higher proportion of negative product cost in comparison to that computed from conventional MFCA cost allocation. Thus, considering types of activities and process efficiency have great impacts on cost structure especially for the negative product cost. The research leads to solutions to improve work procedures, eliminate waste and reduce production cost. The overall cost per unit decreases with higher proportion of positive product cost.

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Chattinnawat, W., Teeratanasombut, M., & Kammoon, C. (2015). Development of analysis method of material f low cost accounting using lean technique in food production: A case study of Universal Food Public (UFC) Co.,Ltd. Engineering and Applied Science Research, 42(2), 155–172. Retrieved from https://ph01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/easr/article/view/34878
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ORIGINAL RESEARCH