Made in Chinese manufacturing artificial turf cost accounting method

In recent years, artificial turf has been widely used nationwide, not only in sports places such as football fields, basketball courts, but also in garden landscapes and roof greening. As a global manufacturing country, the production and exports of artificial garries have also become an important industry. So, how to calculate the cost of artificial turf in China? The following will be introduced in detail.

1. Raw material cost

The main raw materials of artificial garries include plastic particles such as polyethylene, polypropylene, antioxidants, antibacterial agents, and female grains. The price of these raw materials will be affected by the international oil market price, and it is also related to domestic supply and demand. Therefore, the cost of accurate calculation of raw materials needs to be considered factors such as market price fluctuations and inventory management.

2. Production cost

During the production process, the cost factors such as wages, equipment depreciation, electricity costs, and water costs need to be considered. At the same time, according to the process requirements of different products, the costs are calculated in detail. For example, in the production process, equipment such as pressure machines, rubber coating machines, etc. The depreciation costs of these equipment need to be shared according to the period of use.

3. Transportation cost

For exported artificial turf, transportation costs are also an important consideration. Transport costs include shipping, land freight, insurance premiums, etc. When calculating transportation costs, you need to calculate according to factors such as the volume, weight, destination of the product. At the same time, the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on transportation costs.

Fourth, tariff and trade barriers cost

In international trade, tariffs and trade barriers are inevitable cost factor. For the artificial garries made in China, the tariff policy and trade barriers of the target market need to be understood in order to accurately account for costs and formulate reasonable export strategies.

5. Other costs

In addition to the cost factors in the above aspects, there are some other costs that need to be considered. For example, sales expenses include marketing expenses, exhibitors, etc.; Management expenses include the company's daily operating costs and staff wages. These costs need to be shared according to the company's specific situation.

In summary, the cost accounting of artificial turf in China requires comprehensive consideration of factors in multiple aspects. In order to accurately account for costs, the costs of each link are needed to understand and analyze the costs of each link, and reasonably distribute and manage according to market demand and the actual situation of the company. Only in this way can we formulate competitive price strategies and marketing strategies and win more market share and customer recognition.