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Peralto Company, which processes coffee beans into ground coffee, is about to adopt a JIT operating environment. In anticipation of the change, Peralto's controller prepared the following list of costs for the month:
Coffee beans
$5,000
Insurance-plant
$ 300
Bags
100
President's salary
4,000
Small tools
80
Engineering labor
1,700
Depreciation-plant
400
Utilities
1,250
Depreciation-grinder
200
Building occupancy
1,940
Direct labor
1,000
Supervision
Indirect labor
300
Operating supplies
205
Labels
20
Repairs and maintenance
120
Materials handling
75
Employee benefits
500
Required:
1. Identify each cost as direct or indirect, assuming that it was incurred in a traditional manufacturing setting.
2. Identify each cost as direct or indirect, assuming that it was incurred in a just-in-time (JIT) environment.
3. Assume that the costs incurred in the JIT environment are for a work cell that completed 5,000 1-pound bags of coffee during the month. Compute the total direct cost and the direct cost per unit for the bags produced. (Carry unit cost to two decimal places.)
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