COGS Calculator (log-in required)
Food manufacturers must fully understand their
Cost of Goods Sold (or COGS)
in
order to begin to consider how to profit from their product. The FoodBizStartup COGS Calculator is intended to help with "what if"
questions when choosing among alternative ingredients, labor, and
packaging options.
>> moreMeasurement Amount CalculatorRecipe measurements are often expressed in
volume measurements, but scale-up in a product formulation as well as ingredient pricing are given in
mass measurements.
GourmetSleuth.com
has a great calculator to help begin to convert volume measurements to
mass measurements. We suggest that Metric units (grams or kilograms) be
used in your formulation work.
>> moreDo the Math: How to convert ounces (oz) to grams (g)?
Product Pricing Calculator (log-in required)
Food manufacturer's need to make a reasonable
margin on the Cost of Goods Sold as do each of the distribution chain players who
markup
the cost of the goods they purchase. The FoodBizStartup Product Pricing
Calculator is intended to help in determine pricing based on targeted
margins for each of the players in the distribution chain.
>> moreMarkup vs Margin Tutorial (log-in required)
Markup is not the same as Margin,
one is based on purchase cost the other on sales price. The FoodBizStartup Markup vs. Margin Tutorial is intended to help you
to understand how to make the various calculations.
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