Abstract
In the agro-industry sector, supply chain management activities such as the procurement of raw materials, processing, warehousing, distribution, and transportation networks are of utmost importance. Agricultural commodities are perishable, seasonal, varying, and bulky in nature which cause difficulties in its management compared to non-agricultural products. Supply chain performance is an indicator of the success of a company. Therefore its assessment is needed to control and determine the performance feasibility of the company. This study aims at assessing the performance of the passion fruit syrup agro-industry supply chain in North Sumatra. The performance is assessed using SCOR and AHP models. The results show that the three performance assessment matrices with the highest weight are processing costs (0.165), delivery accuracy (0.146), and perfect goods condition (0.122). The supply chain performance was categorized as average (78.69%).
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