Model Rantai Pasokan Agile untuk Komoditas Sayuran Segar
Abstract
Fresh vegetables are commodities that sold on traditional markets especially in rural region inIndonesia. Fresh vegetables sold on the traditional markets will be distributed to retailers and wholesalers.
The study is study and build supply chain model of fresh vegetables from Koto Baru, Agam to retailers and
wholesalers in Pekanbaru. The problem is fulfil the demand in terms of both quantity and quality of fresh
vegetables. Purpose of the study was to build supply chain that provide benefits for the actors in the
supply chain, namely farmers and collectors. Model is formulated with deterministic static situation.
Objective function is maximization of revenue in the supply chain system. The variables of model is price
of vegetables at the farmers and collectors. Analysis is conducted by comparing the three scenarios.
Keywords: fresh vegetables, rantai pasokan, agile, deterministic, scenario
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