a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimately have a total target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet this target profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. 5. Explain whether Fresh Press should expand to another city based on the calculations above. Also consider qualitative factors of expansion into a new city. Fresh Press LTD. is a hamburger chain with operations across North America. The company operates using a typical fast food operations, however is considering adding food trucks in order to increase business. Below is the CVP Income statement for Fresh Press for the 1st quarter of 2020. Fresh Press wants would like to remain using the same supplier for its meat; however, the J.K. farms is increasing its prices by $1/ pound of meat. Each pound of meat makes 4 burgers (Hint: You will need to convert price per pound of meat to price per individual burger.) Due to recent growth, Fresh Press has decided to hire a new head chef that would cost the company $25,000 per quarter for the new position's salary, as well additional kitchen space for an annual rent of $100,000 per year. Fresh Press believes that it can reduce variable marketing expenses by $0.10 per burger by increasing fixed marketing expenses by $45,500. With this new marketing scheme, the company believes it can generate a 5% increase in sales volume all the while keeping the price of each burger at $5.00. The company wants to put these changes into place by the third quarter of 2020; however, it needs to answer a few questions internally before it decides to move forward. 1. Management wants to obtain an understanding of the current situation before any changes are implemented. Calculate the following: a. Find the unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio before the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimately have a total target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet this target profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. 5. Explain whether Fresh Press should expand to another city based on the calculations above. Also consider qualitative factors of expansion into a new city. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. 2. Based on the new cost structure, how many burgers would Fresh Press need to sell to maintain an operating profit of $632,200 ? Round the answer up to the next whole number. 3. Prepare a memo to Fresh Press's Management explaining the following: What is the impact on the company's Operating Income based on the above changes? Should the company proceed with all the changes? If yes, why? If no, what changes would you suggest if the company wants to stay with its current meat supplier? 4. Another option for Fresh Press is to expand to another city under its current operating model of only selling one kind of burger. In order to expand to another city, Fresh Press has decided that it will need to invest in an aggressive marketing campaign in the new city. The marketing campaign will cause another $425,000 in fixed marketing expenses to be incurred for the 1st quarter 2020. The company will also need to hire a new manager to run the new city's operations at a quarterly salary cost of $35,500. a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimate! otal target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. 2. Based on the new cost structure, how many burgers would Fresh Press need to sell to maintain an operating profit of $632,200 ? Round the answer up to the next whole number. 3. Prepare a memo to Fresh Press's Management explaining the following: What is the impact on the company's Operating Income based on the above changes? Should the company proceed with all the changes? If yes, why? If no, what changes would you suggest if the company wants to stay with its current meat supplier? 4. Another option for Fresh Press is to expand to another city under its current operating model of only selling one kind of burger. In order to expand to another city, Fresh Press has decided that it will need to invest in an aggressive marketing campaign in the new city. The marketing campaign will cause another $425,000 in fixed marketing expenses to be incurred for the 1st quarter 2020 . The company will also need to hire a new manager to run the new city's operations at a quarterly salary cost of $35,500. a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? C. Fresh Press would like to ultimate! otal target profit of $1,000,000. How Fresh Press LTD. is a hamburger chain with operations across North America. The company operates using a typical fast food operations, however is considering adding food trucks in order to increase business. Below is the CVP Income statement for Fresh Press for the 1st quarter of 2020. Fresh Press wants would like to remain using the same supplier for its meat; however, the J.K. farms is increasing its prices by $1/ pound of meat. Each pound of meat makes 4 burgers (Hint: You will need to convert price per pound of meat to price per individual burger.) Due to recent growth, Fresh Press has decided to hire a new head chef that would cost the company $25,000 per quarter for the new position's salary, as well additional kitchen space for an annual rent of $100,000 per year. Fresh Press believes that it can reduce variable marketing expenses by $0.10 per burger by increasing fixed marketing expenses by $45,500. With this new marketing scheme, the company believes it can generate a 5% increase in sales volume all the while keeping the price of each burger at $5.00. The company wants to put these changes into place by the third quarter of 2020; however, it needs to answer a few questions internally before it decides to move forward. 1. Management wants to obtain an understanding of the current situation before any changes are implemented. Calculate the following: a. Find the unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio before the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimately have a total target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet this target profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. 5. Explain whether Fresh Press should expand to another city based on the calculations above. Also consider qualitative factors of expansion into a new city. Fresh Press LTD. is a hamburger chain with operations across North America. The company operates using a typical fast food operations, however is considering adding food trucks in order to increase business. Below is the CVP Income statement for Fresh Press for the 1st quarter of 2020. Fresh Press wants would like to remain using the same supplier for its meat; however, the J.K. farms is increasing its prices by $1/ pound of meat. Each pound of meat makes 4 burgers (Hint: You will need to convert price per pound of meat to price per individual burger.) Due to recent growth, Fresh Press has decided to hire a new head chef that would cost the company $25,000 per quarter for the new position's salary, as well additional kitchen space for an annual rent of $100,000 per year. Fresh Press believes that it can reduce variable marketing expenses by $0.10 per burger by increasing fixed marketing expenses by $45,500. With this new marketing scheme, the company believes it can generate a 5% increase in sales volume all the while keeping the price of each burger at $5.00. The company wants to put these changes into place by the third quarter of 2020; however, it needs to answer a few questions internally before it decides to move forward. 1. Management wants to obtain an understanding of the current situation before any changes are implemented. Calculate the following: a. Find the unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio before the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimately have a total target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet this target profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. 5. Explain whether Fresh Press should expand to another city based on the calculations above. Also consider qualitative factors of expansion into a new city. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. 2. Based on the new cost structure, how many burgers would Fresh Press need to sell to maintain an operating profit of $632,200 ? Round the answer up to the next whole number. 3. Prepare a memo to Fresh Press's Management explaining the following: What is the impact on the company's Operating Income based on the above changes? Should the company proceed with all the changes? If yes, why? If no, what changes would you suggest if the company wants to stay with its current meat supplier? 4. Another option for Fresh Press is to expand to another city under its current operating model of only selling one kind of burger. In order to expand to another city, Fresh Press has decided that it will need to invest in an aggressive marketing campaign in the new city. The marketing campaign will cause another $425,000 in fixed marketing expenses to be incurred for the 1st quarter 2020. The company will also need to hire a new manager to run the new city's operations at a quarterly salary cost of $35,500. a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? c. Fresh Press would like to ultimate! otal target profit of $1,000,000. How many burgers must it sell to meet profit? Note: Round burgers up to the whole burger. the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented. d. Find the new breakeven in burgers (units) and in sales dollars after the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. 2. Based on the new cost structure, how many burgers would Fresh Press need to sell to maintain an operating profit of $632,200 ? Round the answer up to the next whole number. 3. Prepare a memo to Fresh Press's Management explaining the following: What is the impact on the company's Operating Income based on the above changes? Should the company proceed with all the changes? If yes, why? If no, what changes would you suggest if the company wants to stay with its current meat supplier? 4. Another option for Fresh Press is to expand to another city under its current operating model of only selling one kind of burger. In order to expand to another city, Fresh Press has decided that it will need to invest in an aggressive marketing campaign in the new city. The marketing campaign will cause another $425,000 in fixed marketing expenses to be incurred for the 1st quarter 2020 . The company will also need to hire a new manager to run the new city's operations at a quarterly salary cost of $35,500. a. Based on this above information related to the possible expansion of the company, what is the impact to operating income as compared to the original Income Statement given on Page 1 ? b. What is the new breakeven in sales dollars? C. Fresh Press would like to ultimate! otal target profit of $1,000,000. How Fresh Press LTD. is a hamburger chain with operations across North America. The company operates using a typical fast food operations, however is considering adding food trucks in order to increase business. Below is the CVP Income statement for Fresh Press for the 1st quarter of 2020. Fresh Press wants would like to remain using the same supplier for its meat; however, the J.K. farms is increasing its prices by $1/ pound of meat. Each pound of meat makes 4 burgers (Hint: You will need to convert price per pound of meat to price per individual burger.) Due to recent growth, Fresh Press has decided to hire a new head chef that would cost the company $25,000 per quarter for the new position's salary, as well additional kitchen space for an annual rent of $100,000 per year. Fresh Press believes that it can reduce variable marketing expenses by $0.10 per burger by increasing fixed marketing expenses by $45,500. With this new marketing scheme, the company believes it can generate a 5% increase in sales volume all the while keeping the price of each burger at $5.00. The company wants to put these changes into place by the third quarter of 2020; however, it needs to answer a few questions internally before it decides to move forward. 1. Management wants to obtain an understanding of the current situation before any changes are implemented. Calculate the following: a. Find the unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio before the changes are implemented. b. Find the breakeven point in burgers (units) and in sales dollars before the changes are implemented. Round the answers up to the next whole number. c. Find the new unit contribution margin as well as the contribution margin ratio after the changes are implemented