Production of mango in processing industry

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi,

We have one scenario ,company is in process industry,they are manufacturing MANGO pulp,babana powder.

The problem is that company itself having mango trees and banana trees and they are using these mangos and bananas for their finish product means mango and banana used as a raw material.
So,client producing raw material as wll as finish product,

I want to know how production of mango and banana will be mapped in SAP right from planning to production .
Note that these are seasonal fruits,so how they will plan beacuse water and fertilisers will consume through out period and production will happen in season only.

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