The production of Cinco Jotas ham requires a multi-year process. Pigs must be fed acorns for 2 years to become Iberian. They are then slaughtered and the legs are salt cured for 3 additional years. During this time, the hams are located in areas near the sea to protect and mature them. Once fully cured, the hams are distributed to commercial customers. Finally, consumers can enjoy the finished Cinco Jotas ham.
The production of Cinco Jotas ham requires a multi-year process. Pigs must be fed acorns for 2 years to become Iberian. They are then slaughtered and the legs are salt cured for 3 additional years. During this time, the hams are located in areas near the sea to protect and mature them. Once fully cured, the hams are distributed to commercial customers. Finally, consumers can enjoy the finished Cinco Jotas ham.
The production of Cinco Jotas ham requires a multi-year process. Pigs must be fed acorns for 2 years to become Iberian. They are then slaughtered and the legs are salt cured for 3 additional years. During this time, the hams are located in areas near the sea to protect and mature them. Once fully cured, the hams are distributed to commercial customers. Finally, consumers can enjoy the finished Cinco Jotas ham.
By: Pablo Pérez, Miguel Torras, Jan Canet, Jorge Torras
Alex Roqueta Production process That the spanish cured ham arrives to your house it needs or requires from a production process. First of all, the pig needs to be iberic and needs to be feeded with acorns, we need to consider that this process has a duration of 2 years to be iberic, then the pig is killed and we get the legs of the pig, and afterwards we need 3 more years so that the maturation process is complete, with situations like salt, . To control their maturation process they need to be located in a place close to the level of sea, as a consequence this helps that the leg of the pig is protected. Once this process is finished, we need providers so that it arrives to the commercial ambient. Finally, you can enjoy the 5J in your house. Summary of Direct, Indirect, Variable and Fixed Costs VARIABLE FIXED
- Feeding pigs with acorns - Salary worker dedicated to healing
- Salt - Machinery that cuts ham legs - The process of curation - Machine to kill the pigs - The process when you get rid of the - Knifes to unravel DIRECT fats of the pig.
- Supplies (light). - Support collaboration (staff)
- Delivery cost. - Amortization of equipment and - When you transport the pigs to the utensils (only used for shoulders and cellar. INDIRECT - paw preparation utensils. hams) - Rental of the local - Advertising campaign cinco jotas