PENILAIAN SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT DENGAN METODE LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (STUDI KASUS: PRODUK SAJIKU TEPUNG BUMBU, PT AJINOMOTO INDONESIA)

HIDAYATULLOH, MOCH. ANNAS (2025) PENILAIAN SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT DENGAN METODE LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (STUDI KASUS: PRODUK SAJIKU TEPUNG BUMBU, PT AJINOMOTO INDONESIA). Undergraduate thesis, UNIVERSITAS PEMBANGUNAN NASIONAL "VETERAN" JAWA TIMUR.

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Abstract

Industrialization in Indonesia contributes significantly to increased emissions. PT Ajinomoto Indonesia as a seasoning producer faces challenges in managing the environmental impact of its supply chain activities, especially on Sajiku Tepung Bumbu products which have the highest productivity reaching 25,793 tons in 2023. This study aims to measure the level of emissions generated during the internal supply chain process of Sajiku Tepung Bumbu products using the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method with a gate to gate approach. Data collection was carried out through interviews and secondary data collection from company documents related to process procedures, energy consumption, raw material usage, and supply chain operational data. Data was processed using SimaPro 9.0 software with the ReCiPe 2016 Midpoint method. The results showed a high level of emissions. The terrestrial acidification category reached 4.97 kg.SO₂, far above the standard limit of 1.46 kg.SO₂ per day. Normalization results identified the production stage as the largest contributor with three categories of marine ecotoxicity with an impact value of 27.3, freshwater ecotoxicity with an impact value of 17.5, and human carcinogenic toxicity with an impact value of 13.5. High emissions are caused by significant electricity consumption for operational systems and production machinery, as well as transportation use. Recommendations for improvement include optimizing production energy, managing machine operating time, utilizing solar panels, etc.

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Thesis (Undergraduate)

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