Cost of goods sold (COGs) is the biggest expense on your brewery income statement. Big dollars here.
COGs is made up of direct materials, direct labor and overhead. Each of these cost items can be measured separately to help manage overall cost of goods.
Here are some common examples of Cost of Goods Sold KPIs:
- Brewing labor per BBL (hours or dollars)
- Packaging labor per BBL
- Material costs per BBL
- Yield per BBL or loss per BBL
- Inventory days on hand (RM, FG)
- BBL Production / Packaged / Sold comparison and trend
- Repair and maintenance costs per BBL
Use This COGs KPI Scorecard
Download this scorecard, and track these COGs KPIs.
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