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1 Aspects of the Australian Food Industry H3.1: Investigates operations of ONE organisation within the AFI. - Describe the activities carried out in ONE organisation within the AFI.
2 SYLLABUS Link:
3 Levels of Operation and Mechanisation
4 Operation: The term level of operation refers to the scale of food production, as well as the amount of sophistication of the technology used. The various levels of operation area are: 1. Household 2. Small Business 3. Large Company 4. Multinational Food Company Sector of AFI Level of Operation McDonalds Food Service & Catering Butcher Food Retail Woolworths Food Retail Cake Decorating at Home Food Retail
5 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation The larger a business is, the more people it employs, the larger the volume it produces are the more mechanisation and computerisation it uses. THEREFORE. Mechanisation (sometimes referred to as automation): A method of production that relies on mechanical or electronic technologies rather than human labour.
6 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation In addition, if human labour is reduced, there is a greater chance of maintaining food quality as processes are more consistent. Example; measuring ingredients. However, a larger company has more opportunities for problems to develop, such as broken glass in a production line or pieces of metal falling into the product. Special machines have been developed to watch such problems, such as; metal detectors. The seasonal nature of agricultural products pose no problem for larger companies because they have appropriate storage for the products they use, however, household and small businesses find the seasonal nature of their raw product supply more troublesome because of limited storage facilities.
7 - ECONOMIES OF SCALE Large, high-profile multinational companies have many benefits due to economies of scale. The cost of producing one unit of a good or service decreases as the volume of production increases. 85% of Australian food products are owned by foreign-owned companies. Economies of Scale: The efficiencies that can be gained from operating on a large rather than small scale. For example; buying products in bulk may be cheaper.
8 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation Level of O & M Definition Examples Advantages Disadvantages Household Small Business Home-grown produce or homemanufactured products. Food production is very basic and the quantity produced is minimal. Equipment used is restricted to home appliances. Usually less than 20 employees often a partnership or family-run business. Food is produced on a small scale. Equipment used is not usually industrial. Making a batch of lemon butter to sell at a local market. Baking cupcakes at home for local cafe. Garden that produces tomatoes and sold in a store out front. Boutique Cake Shops Local Bakery Gourmet Butcher Shops Suburban Indian Restaurant
9 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation Large Company Multinational Operates across one or several states or across the whole country. A company may operate several stores or processing plants and the quantity of the food produced is sold on a large scale. Many of the tasks involved in the production process are automated and require less hands on labour. A company that operate in several countries all over the world. These companies use highly sophisticated technology and have a large product output or yield. Highly influential and powerful. Greens Woolworths Dairy Farmers Golden Circle Coca-Cola Cadbury- Schweppes McDonalds Kelloggs Nestle Sara Lee
10 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation: Household Level of O & M Advantages Disadvantages Household Can specialise, often producing gourmet items. May be able to satisfy niche markets leading to greater opportunities if item is successful in the market. Can allow person to work from home and work more flexible hours. Operating costs are reduced because no rental of factory premises are required. Cannot take advantage of state-of-the-art production equipment. Low yield or output. May not be financially viable. Hard to maintain consistency and quality of produce. Production affected by seasonal nature of supplies. Niche Markets: A section of a market that is usually quite small and with specific needs.
11 Example of a Niche Food Product
12 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation: Small Business Level of O & M Advantages Disadvantages Small Business Greater flexibility to diversify and switch to making different products. Access to small-scale commercial equipment. Good local customer base. Unable to store large quantities of ingredients or goods. Limited opportunity to source different suppliers due to small scale. Must be profitable to remain competitive with larger companies. Need to be in an ideal location.
13 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation: Large Company Level of O & M Advantages Disadvantages Large Company Large-scale production possible. Provides employment to many. Large profit. Enjoys the benefits of automation. Can run continually, often 24/7. Exerts greater influence in food sector, with larger voice when dealing with government. Leads the way in technology, quality assurance, research & development and career opporunities. Less likely to produce boutique, specialised items. Higher likelihood of technical problems given large-scale production methods used. High cost of machinery and maintenance. Open to extortion attempts (consumers attempting to make claims against company). More removed from the customer. Possibility of industrial action and intervention of unions during disputes. Expensive to buy into company.
14 ARNOTT S EXTORTION CASE STUDY
15 Levels of Operation & Mechanisation: MultiNational Level of O & M Advantages Disadvantages Multinational High volume of produce. Provides employment to many. Potential for higher profit given advantages of large-scale production. Consistent quality of product and standards worldwide. High degree of computerisation and technology. Often run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Open to extortion attempts. Negative media felt worldwide. Must adhere to standards set by multinational company. No opportunity to diversify or create unique products due to corporate nature of company.
16 SPC Ardmona - Case Study LEVEL OF OPERATION: SPC Ardmona (SPCA) is a Large Company based in Australia that is currently owned by Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA). The company carries the SPC, Goulburn Valley, Ardmona, IXL and Taylors brands products. SPC Ardmona owns and operates 2 factories in Australia, both located in Victoria. hey manufacture and produce a vast range of products from canned fruits and jams to prepared meals and condiments. In fact, 97% of their crops are grown in Australia, except pineapples, mangoes, beans, berries which are imported from other countries. SPC Ardmona products are available in a wide variety of Australian outlets and formats.
17 LEVEL OF MECHANISATION: It uses a number of technologies to produce a vast range of products from canned fruits and jams to prepared meals and condiments. Automation and computerisation are essential to produce the required volume and maintain quality of these products. Large-scale production operations are used with 24/7 production lines. SPC is the largest producer of premium packaged fruit and vegetables in Australia, processing approximately 150,000 tonnes of fruit and tomatoes a year.
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