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Bottlenecks in the processing system at RP1 Excessive truck-waiting time and costs annoying the berry growers Excessive labour costs Poor berry grading system

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Wet Berries 58% System throughput rate : 1200 bbls/hr

Wet Berries 70% System throughput rate : 1050 bbls/hr

Wet Berries 70%, with a Dryer
 System throughput rate : 1200 bbls/hr

3500

3000

2500 Berries (bbls)

2000

58% Wet Berries, 11am Start 70% Wet Berries, 11am Start 70% Wet Berries, 7am Start

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1000

70% Wet Berries, 7am Start, 1 Dryer

500

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Options No. Of Hours Trucks wait No. Of barrels waiting in the truck (bbls) 1 Truck Capacity (bbls) Total truck waiting time (hrs.) Average Truck waiting time (minutes) % Change in waiting time Cost per hour/per truck/per day Harvest season truck waiting cost (106 days) % Change in peak-season Truck waiting costs

58% Wet Berries -11am Start 12 hours 16000 75 213.34 53 - $ 100 $ 2,260,980 -

70% Wet Berries -11am Start 15 hours 40600 75 541.34 135 Reference level $ 100 $ 5,738,204 Reference level

70% Wet Berries -7am Start 7 hours 9500 75 127 32 -76.3% $ 100 $ 1,346,200 -76.5%

70% Wet Berries -7am Start, with 1 Dryer 0 hours 0 75 0 0 -100% 75 0 -100%

5000 4500 4000 3500 Berries (bbls) 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Start 11am- 70% Wet Berries Start 7am- 70% Wet Berries, 1 Dryer Start 7am- 70% Wet Berries Start 11am- 58% Wet Berries

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