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Florida Growers Association produces both orange and grapefruit juice that it sells as wholesale products to various grocery suppliers. Each type of juice requires a three-step process. The first step is the preparation department which cleans the fruit. The second step is the squeezing department which combines some of the necessary sugars and added flavoring to create the juice. This step also include quality control using both automated and manual processes. The final step is packaging, which is an entirely automated process. Read the requirements Cost Type Water and electricity costs of the factory Indirect Variable Cost Type Oil, grease, etc. for factory machines Indirect Variable Cost Type Cost of disinfectants to clean the factory Indirect Variable Requirement 2. If the cost object were the "squeezing department" rather than a gallon of grapefruit juice, which of the preceding costs would now be considered direct rather than indirect? (If an input field is not used in the table, leave the input field empty, do not select a label.) Choose from any drop-down list and then click Check Answer. Cartons for the juice Cost of disinfectants to clean the factory Cost of pest control of the factory Cost of the cleaners used to clean the fruit in step one Cost of the oranges and grapefruit Depreciation of the factory building Depreciation on packaging machines Hurricane insurance on factory building Night security for the factory Oil, grease, etc. for factory machines Hurricane insurance on factory building Night security for the factory Oil, grease, etc. for factory machines Property taxes on the factory building Salary of the production supervisor Sugars and flavorings of the juices Wages of the factory cleaning crew Wages of the fruit cleaners in the first step Wages of the machinist running the squeezing machine Wages of the operator of the packaging machine Water and electricity costs of the factory