Chapter 2 - Costs through the Supply Chain Flashcards
Supply chain
Network of organizations and activities involved from the creation of a product through to its distribution and sale to the final consumer
Capital
The money invested in a business to general income
Capital costs
Money spent by a business in acquiring, improving, or maintaining long-term assets (land, building, equipment, etc.)
Operating costs
Day-to-day costs relating to producing and packaging wine
Grape growing costs
- Vineyard establishment
2. Vineyard management
Vineyard establishment costs and considerations
- Cost of land
- Surveys
- Site clearance
- Buying and planting vines
- Irrigation systems (possibly)
- Protection from weather and pests
Vineyard management costs and considerations
- Labor
- Machinery and fuel
- Supplies
- Vineyard treatments
- Water
- Electricity
- Insurance and depreciation
Winemaking costs
- Grape growing
- Labor
- Machinery and equipment running costs
- Winery materials
- Water
- Electricity
- Maturation
- Depreciation
Transportation costs
Depends on wine in bottle or bulk transportation
Transportation of wine in bottle
Very expensive to transport by air; road, rail and sea used most often
Cheapest method for transporting wine over long distances
Sea
JF Hillebrand
Freight forwarder specializing in wine transport
Bulk transportation
Suitable for moving large volumes of the same wine (> 15,000 cases)
Margin
Fee charged by distributors - operating costs and profit divided by revenue and multiplied by 100 for a percentage
Sales costs
- Property
- Labor
- Equipment and materials
- Storage
- Delivery
- Margin at the point of sale