Reef Industries produces almond milk and uses a standard cost accounting system. A unit of finished goods is one gallon of almond milk. The standard price of almonds is $4.00 per pound and the standard quantity of almonds per gallon of milk is 1.20 pounds. During the month of July, the actual cost of the almonds purchased and used is $148,900, the price variance is $3,750 favorable, and the quantity variance is $11,650 unfavorable. How many gallons of almond milk did Reef produce in July? Round to the nearest whole number. O 29,375 gallons

Reef Industries produces almond milk and uses a standard cost accounting system. A unit of finished goods is one gallon of almond milk. The standard price of almonds is $4.00 per pound and the standard quantity of almonds per gallon of milk is 1.20 pounds. During the month of July, the actual cost of the almonds purchased and used is $148,900, the price variance is $3,750 favorable, and the quantity variance is $11,650 unfavorable. How many gallons of almond milk did Reef produce in July? Round to the nearest whole number. O 29,375 gallons

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