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Problem - Mutt Butter, is an emerging company that manufactures and sells peanut butter treats for dogs. Mutt Butter includes two ingredients: peanut butter, and added nutrient powder. The ratio of Peanut Butter to nutrient powder if 2:1. To make Mutt Butter, the ingredients are mixed in a food processor. Mutt Butter is packaged in 1.5 oz single-serve cups. Julia is the chef of Mutt Butter and her sole role is to make the Mutt Butter. Mutt Butter is made in a commercial kitchen that Mutt Butter rents for a contracted 25 days a year at rate of $3,750 per year. That rent includes the utilities and use of the food processor and packaging equipment. The kitchen facility will also store any packaged Mutt Butter and ingredients for free (up to 5,000 1.5 oz cups). Mutt Butter did one production run in 2015. The Ending Balance of inventory at the end of the run was as follows:
Item
Ending Amount
Ending Balance ($)
Peanut Butter
200 oz.
$200
Nutrient Powder
400 oz.
$500
1.5 Oz Cups (with lids)
500
$50
Finished Mutt Butter (in cups)
50 x 1.5 oz. Servings
$182
Mutt Butter in Process
150 x 1.5 oz. Servings
$546
In 2016, Mutt Butter executed several production runs and sold 2,500 units (3,750 oz.) of Mutt Butter. The net revenue from the sales was $12,500. During 2016, Mutt Butter incurred the following expenses:
Expense ($)
Wages to Julia for Production
$2,000
Rent for the Kitchen
$3,750
$3,400
$1,875
1.5 oz. Cups (with lids)
$350
Delivery Expenses (Shipping)
Advertising Expenses
$250
Other General and Administrative Expenses
The ending balance at the end of 2016 was as follows:
600 oz.
$600
1,000
$100
550 x 1.5 oz. Servings
$2,003
Required - What is the total Cost of Goods Sold in 2016? Please ignore this part; I'm putting more text here because the site says it's too short.
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