Marketing and costs of sand roasted groundnut production by three community enterprises in Kudjub District, Udon Thani Province, Thailand

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Wiseansart, A.

Abstract

Three community enterprises in Kudjub District, Udon Thani Province: Nongno Community Enterprise, Nongkhong Community Enterprise, and Khamjaroen Community Enterprise are popular sand roasted groundnut producers. This popularity was resulted from their products’ taste and standard of their production stages which were superb that the FDA and OTOP had ranked their products as high quality. This promoted revenue generation and effectiveness of the three community enterprises. Examining the marketing mix, similarity was found in their promotional efforts, but there were differences in products, prices and placement. The highest production cost of 9.67 baht/120 g was found in Nongkhong Community Enterprise. The costs of the other two groups: Nongno Community Enterprise and Khamjaroen Community Enterprise were 8.97 and 8.06 baht/120 g, respectively. Each community enterprise stated that the highest variable costs were from raw materials, and the highest fixed costs came from depreciation of production equipment and facilities. Khamjaroen Community Enterprise had the highest return of 7.93 baht/120 g, including Nongno Community Enterprise at 5.02 baht/120 g and Nongkhong Community Enterprise with 4.33 baht/120 g. In addition, comparison of the three community enterprises indicated that their costs and returns were significantly different at a statistical level of 0.05

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Wiseansart, A. (2021). Marketing and costs of sand roasted groundnut production by three community enterprises in Kudjub District, Udon Thani Province, Thailand. International Journal of Agricultural Technology, 17(5), 2035–2052. retrieved from https://li04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/IJAT/article/view/6308
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