Analysis of Performance and Efficiency of Supply Chain of Harum Maluku 52 Oil

Abstract

Maluku is an archipelagic province that is rich and famous for its abundant natural wealth. This abundant natural wealth is in the form of spices such as cloves (Syzygium aromaticum L), nutmeg (Myristica fragrance), eucalyptus (Melaleuca leucadendra), lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus), and ginger (Zingiber officinale). CV. Alfa Blessing is a business actor for processed agricultural commodity products in West Seram Regency, Maluku Province. This company produces fragrant oils that are beneficial for health. The results of SCOR analysis, the performance of the Harum Maluku 52 oil supply chain is included in the good criteria with a performance value of 70.29 with the highest weight on the delivery criteria of 0.469 and the lowest on the source criteria with a weight of 0.049. To improve the supply chain performance of Maluku fragrant oil, CV. Alfa Blessing needs to pay attention to the plan criteria because it is the ideal culmination of the core process in SCOR. Companies must also consider the source criteria because it has the lowest weight. What needs to be done is to pay attention to the procurement of raw materials to meet demand and ensure that raw materials are not wasted due to a lack of demand at one time. CV. Alfa Blessing also needs to increase the working value of assets or capital to increase the ability to use assets productively. The analysis of the margin share, farmer's share, and cost-benefit ratio shows that both supply chain channels are efficient. If the two chains are compared, it can be seen that supply chain channel II is more efficient than supply chain channel I. This means that a short supply chain channel is more efficient than a long supply chain channel. Companies must continue to strive to improve company and employee performance so that the fragrant oil products are of higher quality.