(Peer Review + Document + Similarity) Assessment and Risk Mitigation of Arabica Ijen Coffee Supply Chains

PRAWITASARI, SAPTYA (2022) (Peer Review + Document + Similarity) Assessment and Risk Mitigation of Arabica Ijen Coffee Supply Chains. Atlantis Press.

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Abstract

Risk management plays an important role in managing supply chains. Agricultural commodities different
from manufactured products because agricultural products have unique properties, perishable, their shapes
and sizes are very varied, seasonal, the business scale is generally small and Kamba, so agricultural supply
chains are also different from supply chains of manufactured products. The problem in Arabica Ijen coffee
agroindustry is the availability of raw material supply, diverse quality and not following with processor
qualifications. So, it is vulnerable to the risk of loss for the culprit. The purpose of this study is to determine
the factors that influence quality risk and determine the risk mitigation of Ijen Arabica coffee. Risk
assessment of Arabica Ijen coffee supply chain quality uses Fuzzy FMEA (Failure Mode Effect Analysis)
method, to identify the cause of the problem by considering the occurrence criteria (O), severity (S), and
detection (D). Data is collected from interviews with expert respondents/experts from farmers, cooperatives,
agro-industries, researchers and academics, who have been involved for at least ten years in the coffee agro�industry. The results of the analysis show that a structural model to identify and prioritize risks, by identifying
six factors and 20 sub-factors. This study reveals that farmers' knowledge and skills in terms of cultivation
techniques are the main risks that relative importance inherent in the Ijen Arabica coffee supply chain and
thus require attention. Mitigation efforts that can be taken are improvements to cultivation that focus on the
management of pests and diseases of coffee plants or technical education and training are others alternative to
reduce this risk. Factors that prevent farmers from accessing and implementing training must be considered so
that the provision of knowledge and skills can be carried out effectively.

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Item Type:	Peer Review
Subjects:	600 Technology and Applied Science > 630 Farm, Farming
Depositing User:	Saptya Prawitasari | saptya73@gmail.com
Date Deposited:	19 Feb 2022 05:58
Last Modified:	20 Oct 2023 06:31
URI:	http://repository.unmuhjember.ac.id/id/eprint/13066

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