Johnson Foods processes bags of organic frozen fruits sold at specialty grocery stores. (Click the icon to view additional information.) Read the requirements Requirement 1. How much variable overhead would have been allocated to production? How much fixed overhead would have been allocated to production? The variable overhead allocated to production is $ 32,000 Now determine the fixed overhead allocated to production. The fixed overhead allocated to production is $ More Info - X i Requirements x The company allocates manufacturing overhead based on direct labor hours. Johnson has budgeted fixed manufacturing overhead for the year to be $628,000. The predetermined fixed manufacturing overhead rate is $16.40 per direct labor hour, while the standard variable manufacturing overhead rate is $0.80 per direct labor hour. The direct labor standard for each case is one-quarter (0.25) of an hour. 1. How much variable overhead would have been allocated to production? How much fixed overhead would have been allocated to production? 2. Compute the variable MOH rate variance and the variable MOH efficiency variance. What do these variances tell managers? 3. Compute the fixed MOH budget variance and the fixed overhead volume variance. What do these variances tell managers? The company actually processed 160,000 cases of frozen organic fruits during the year and incurred $675,000 of manufacturing overhead. Of this amount, 5634,000 was fixed. The company also incurred a total of 41,000 direct labor hours. Print Done Print Done