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2019.02.26 101917

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이용선, 박미성; 한정훈
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2019.02.26
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제1장 서론
제2장 중소 식품업체의 위상과 관련 정책 현황
제3장 중소 식품업체의 운영 실태
제4장 중소 식품업체의 생산성 및 경영성과 분석
제5장 중소 식품업체의 경영개선 인식·선호와 사례 분석
제6장 중소 식품업체의 안정적 성장을 위한 정책 과제
제7장 요약 및 결론

요약문

최근 소상공인 등 소규모업체가 경영난에 시달리고 있다는 언론 보도를 자주 접하게 된다. 최근 5년간 식품제조업체의 신규 창업체 수 대비 폐업 사업체 수의 비율도 제조업 평균보다 높게 나타나고 전반적으로 재무구조가 악화되는 등 중소 식품업체 경영도 어려운 것으로 알려져 있다.

이 연구는 중소 식품업체의 경영 실태와 애로 요인을 파악하고 안정적 성장을 위한 과제를 도출하기 위해 추진되었다. 이 연구는 농림수산업에 대한 영향, 고용, 지역경제 유지 등의 측면에서 중요한 역할을 담당하고 있는 중소 식품업체의 경영 현황을 기업 측면과 거시적 측면에서 동시에 진단하고, 협력·협업 등의 경영개선 요인에 대한 조사·분석 결과를 바탕으로 중소 식품업체가 안정적으로 성장하기 위한 정책과제를 제시하는 것을 목적으로 하였다.

Background and Purpose of Research
Recently, financial difficulty which small sized businesses suffered was reported frequently. The rate of food manufacturers closed against those started for the last five years is higher than the average of total manufacturers. It is estimated that small sized food manufacturers will have a difficulty due to deterioration of financial structure. The purpose of this study is to find policy tasks for stable growth of small and medium sized food manufacturers based on research and analysis of management improvement factors such as cooperation and collaboration by understanding the real condition of management among small and medium sized food manufacturers playing an important role in terms of influence on agriculture, forestry and fisheries, employment and the regional economy.

Research Method
This study mainly covers small sized food manufacturers that account for 66.7 percent of total workers engaging in food manufacturing and 40.1 percent of sales. This study analyzed the current state of operation according to characteristics of business enterprises and compared productivity according to sizes of small and medium sized food manufacturers by collecting statistical raw data from Statistics Korea, the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and Science & Technology Policy Institute. Growth accounting analysis, DEA analysis and regression analysis were conducted to find out growth factors, productivity change and management performance determinants of small and medium sized food manufacturers. 85 small and medium sized food manufacturers were surveyed to find out awareness of management improvement and preference for methods of management improvement such as cooperation and collaboration. An in-depth survey was conducted to analyze cases of management improvement, cooperation and collaboration by visiting five small and medium sized food manufacturers in three types.

Main Findings
Between 2010 and 2016, the proportion of the number of workers engaging in food manufacturing and that of its sales in manufacturing increased to 8.4% and 6.4% respectively. Nonetheless, budget on the food industry in the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs has been reduced, especially budget on strengthening of competitiveness of small and medium sized food manufacturers. On the other hand, budget for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups in charge of small and medium sized businesses policy has increased slightly but cooperation between organizations or supports by ministries and offices are unsatisfactory.
Business to business accounts for a great part in a market for small and medium sized food manufacturers. Nonetheless, only 21 percent of food manufacturers do consignment transaction and most food manufacturers do business centering on simple transaction. With the labor force working in small and medium sized food manufacturers, women are more than men and education level is low and sales and production positions lack workforce. Only 40 percent of small sized food manufacturers make facilities investment. Facilities investment is limited to maintenance and expansion of existing facilities. With small sized food manufacturers, innovation activities such as R&D are insufficient, especially process innovation. Only 10 percent or less of food manufacturers have cooperated with other businesses or organizations when doing innovation activities.
Recently, real production growth of small and medium sized food manufacturers has been sluggish, which is caused by insufficient capital investment or work force and poor total factor productivity. With small sized food manufacturers, total factor productivity is low. With medium sized food manufacturers, the increase rate of total factor productivity is declining. According to analysis of production efficiency, the productivity gap among business enterprises is increasing. It was found that assets size, capital equipment ratio, degree of cooperation and collaboration, R&D activities and advertising cost have a positive (+) influence on business performance of each food manufacturer (sales per worker) while leverage (debt ratio) and number of the unemployed have a negative (-) influence on business performance of each food manufacturer.
In a survey, small sized food manufacturers said that they focus on an increase in sales for business improvement and pointed out excessive competition, depression, sluggish growth, instable transaction and financial risk as factors of instable business. Small sized food manufacturers thought of marketing capability improvement or production capability improvement (facility investment) as important factors of business improvement. 61.2 percent of food manufacturers have had no experience of cooperation and collaboration. Food manufacturers said that they want to collaborate with medium sized businesses and large businesses. 71.7 percent of food manufacturers want cooperation and collaboration and they prefer joint marketing and technical development. Food manufacturers surveyed said that they have a difficulty in finding partners (lack of information) and financing when promoting cooperation and collaboration. Food manufacturers surveyed said that capabilities of production, processing and sale were improved through government’s support. Food manufacturers surveyed want capability of technical development as well as capability of sale to be improved.
Agricultural corporation Saessak and general manufacturing corporation GangDong O Cake are an example of improving business through supply chain management (SCM) centering on small sized businesses. Saessak and GangDong O Cake secured high quality ingredients such as oilseed crops and Korean wheat through contract cultivation. Improved business was primarily caused by enhanced processing quality through unification of varieties of ingredients and effort to develop processing technology that can enhance safety and taste of products. Research and development were conducted through active cooperation with colleges and research institutes. Dongnebangne Network and Eoggaedongmu Cooperative which are associations of small sized food manufacturers cooperate with medium and large sized business enterprises. Dongnebangne Network that is an association of raw rice wine breweries established standardized production technique and allied brands with the help of traditional alcoholic beverage manufacturers that are medium sized businesses and traditional alcoholic beverage manufacturers expect to secure a distribution network of traditional alcoholic beverage. Eoggaedongmu Cooperative that was formed centering on bean curd benefited from allied brand development and marketing provided by a large scale distributor. Eoggaedongmu Cooperative has developed through joint purchase of ingredients, joint operation of logistics facilities, delivery, reduction of logistics and management expenses, expansion of market and development of various products. Love & Good Deed Corp. is a good example which shows that comprehensive collaboration led by distribution and meal service can improve ecology of the food industry significantly.
In order for small and medium sized food manufacturers to grow stably, it is necessary to build social infrastructure such as alleviation of excessive competition, promotion of cooperation and collaboration among businesses, improvement in ability to cope with the future and strengthening of links of policy support so that individual businesses' capability can be strengthened and total factor productivity can be enhanced. In order for capability of small and medium sized food manufacturers to be strengthened, it is necessary to include secondary process manufacturers in businesses entitled to the credit guarantee for farmers and fishermen and invigorate agrifood cloud funding during founding and at the time of introduction of new business. It is desirable to expand R&BD which promotes research and business development at the same time and supplement a standard which recognizes characteristics of the agrifood field in the agrifood venture business technology evaluation system. It is necessary to provide information on local buyers and overseas market issues through a database and increase an opportunity to talk with prospective buyers online and offline to expand the market. It is advisable to expand an opportunity to seek workers jointly through expositions (exhibitions) and a platform in the field of food to alleviate manpower shortage of small and medium sized businesses.
There is a way that gives special treatment to or supports producer organizations to manage business risk and alleviate excessive competition. It is advisable to expand purchase performance guarantee insurance through which small sized food manufacturers can purchase agricultural products by credit and invigorate transaction and use of used machine equipment by building a distribution platform. Cooperation and collaboration between business enterprises make supply chain management (SCM) efficient through vertical and horizontal combination and bring external effect by exchange, learning and accumulation of information and knowledge (knowhow), namely mutual risk sharing. It is advisable to expand agriculture, industry and commerce combining the small and medium sized business promotion project to a network based cooperation and collaboration system and discover various cooperation and collaboration models and support construction of an online/offline platform and cultivation of organizations to promote cooperation (coordinators) to seek partners.
It is necessary to focus on improvement and innovation of process control to strengthen small and medium sized food manufacturers’ ability to cope with the future and promote the introduction of smart factories step by step. It is advisable to build a database for supporting business enterprises and provide guidance on policy support projects in order to construct links between ministries and offices. It is desirable to make use of industrial clusters such as specialized industrial complexes of rural areas as the base for consulting, education and smartization and increase one-stop support service centering on agrifood venture founding support centers.

Researchers: Lee Yongsun, Park Misung, Han Junghoon
Research period: 2018. 1. ~ 2018. 10.
E-mail address: yslee@krei.re.kr