Jurnal Inovasi dan Pengembangan Hasil Pengabdian Masyarakat
e-ISSN 3025-2334
Vol 2(2), December 2024, 208-218
DOI: https://doi.org/10.61650/jip-dimas.v2i2.572

Enhancing UMKM Sales and Exports
Through Product Labeling Support
Ahmad Sihabudin Rosyid 1 , Ajeng Khori Alfani 2* , Ahmad Ihzal Mustofa3, Bayu Putra4, Irna Nissa Nur
Aisyah5, Maiyuni Nirmala6, Ressa Amara7, Rizki Maulana Saputra8, Sahrul Munir9, Ummu Maghfiroh10,
Wahid Abdul Majid , Mai Zuniati
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1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Universitas Ma’arif Lampung, Indonesia

* Corresponding author: ajengkhori2504@gmail.com id

KEYWORDS
Sales and Export
Turnover
Kelanting
Product Labeling
UMKM
SUBMITTED:
20/06/2024

REVISED:
10/15/2024

ACCEPTED:
20/04/2024

ABSTRACT: This community service initiative assists SMEs in Desa Raman Fajar with product labeling to
enhance sales turnover and export potential. The underlying issue is business owners' lack of awareness and
understanding regarding the importance of product labeling as a branding strategy. Labels serve as the
product's identity, providing essential information about the origin and manufacturer, thereby increasing
consumer trust and market reach. The service employs the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)
method, leveraging local resources such as cassava to empower local businesses. The partnership involves a
related business owner in Dusun 8, Desa Raman Fajar. The community service results indicate a significant
increase in the partner's knowledge of labeling and branding strategies. The partner actively participated in
the labeling process from start to finish, demonstrating enthusiasm and commitment. Data collection
involved direct observation and interviews with a single business subject, while data analysis utilized
qualitative approaches to assess improvements in branding knowledge and business outcomes. As a result,
the business owner reported a 20% increase in sales turnover within three months of implementing the new
labeling strategy, showcasing the initiative's effectiveness. This research highlights the critical role of
product labeling in enhancing SME visibility and competitiveness in local and export markets.
© The Author(s) 2024.

1. INTRODUCTION
As the global economy develops, the role of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is
becoming increasingly crucial in boosting the national economy (Fuentes et al., 2023; Mulyaningrum, 2023).
In Indonesia, MSMEs contribute significantly to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employment (Fuentes et
al., 2023; Kulkarni et al., 2024a; Pontier et al., 2011). However, many MSMEs face challenges in increasing
their competitiveness and market penetration, both locally and internationally. One of the main challenges
is the lack of branding strategies, including effective product labeling, which is often overlooked by business
actors (Kohardinata et al., 2023; Kulkarni et al., 2024b). In this context (Murugan & Prabadevi, 2023), Raman
Fajar Village , a village with abundant agricultural potential, faces similar problems, especially in the
kelanting products produced by Pak Sukisno.
The main challenge faced by UMKM kelanting in Raman Fajar Village is the lack of awareness of the
importance of product labels as a means of identification and marketing strategy. Product labels not only
function as protectors, but also as information and promotional media that can increase the attractiveness
of products in the eyes of consumers (Hendarto et al., 2023)(Sungkawati et al., 2023). In an increasingly

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competitive market, the visual and information aspects presented through labels are one of the
determinants of product success in the market (Eryadi, 2020)(Purwanto et al., 2023).
Failure to understand and implement effective labeling can reduce the chances of a product being
accepted in a wider market, both domestically and for export purposes. In addition, previous studies have
shown that products with clear and attractive labels are more easily recognized and remembered by
consumers, which can ultimately increase sales turnover (Kusumawati et al., 2023) (Suharsiwi et al., 2023).
From the survey conducted, it was found that kelanting products in Raman Fajar Village do not yet
have clear and attractive packaging labels. This results in low competitiveness of the product in both local
and international markets. This problem is exacerbated by the lack of knowledge and skills of business
actors in utilizing technology and information to strengthen product branding and marketing (Ardiana et
al., 2024)(Al-Taee & Kashkooul, 2023).
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of product labeling in increasing the competitiveness
of MSMEs (Kusumawati et al., 2023)(Kuswardarni & Sari, 2022). However, most studies only focus on the
technical aspects of labeling without considering the local context and resources owned by the local
community. This study offers a new approach using the Asset Based Community Development (ABCD)
method, which focuses on the utilization of local assets, such as cassava, as the main raw material for
kelanting products.
The ABCD approach allows businesses to maximize local potential while improving product quality
through market-appropriate labeling. This method strengthens the technical aspects of labeling and
empowers local communities with relevant knowledge and skills to increase their business capacity
(Hikmah et al., 2024; Zhang et al., 2024).
Several studies have shown that adequate product labeling can increase sales turnover and market
penetration. A study by Rahmawati and Kusuma (2023) revealed that products with attractive and
informative labels have higher sales rates than similar products without labels (Kusumawati et al., 2023; Wu
et al., 2024). In addition, research by Fauzi (2021) shows that MSMEs that have a strong branding strategy,
including labeling, are better able to survive and thrive in a competitive market (Aryaseta et al., 2023;
Sudiantini et al., 2023).
In Raman Fajar Village, product labeling assistance has shown positive results. For example, after relabeling, Pak Sukisno's relating product not only succeeded in increasing local sales turnover but also began
to attract the attention of markets outside the village. This shows the great potential of the labeling strategy
in expanding marketing reach and increasing MSME income (Edwards & Ahn, 2024; Tricahyono et al., 2024).
This research offers a holistic approach to product labeling assistance, combining technical aspects and
community empowerment (Putriani & Mujahidin, 2023; Rajeswar et al., 2022). By utilizing local assets and
involving business actors in the entire labeling process, this research improves product quality and
empowers the people of Raman Fajar Village. This is a strategic step to ensure the sustainability and
increase the competitiveness of MSME products in an increasingly dynamic market (Al-Taee & Kashkooul,
2023; Hoarau et al., 2023).
With this approach, it is expected that kelanting products from Raman Fajar Village can compete not
only in the local market but also at the export level, providing a positive impact on the village economy as a
whole. This study emphasizes the importance of synergy between business actors, local knowledge, and
marketing strategies in increasing the competitiveness of MSMEs in the era of globalization.

2. METHOD
The research methodology employed in this study is designed to provide a comprehensive approach
to understanding and enhancing product labeling for MSMEs in Desa Raman Fajar. The methodology is
divided into several key components that ensure a thorough analysis and practical implementation of
labeling strategies for local businesses. The approach used is the Asset-Based Community Development
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(ABCD) method, which leverages local resources and community involvement to foster sustainable
development.
2.1 Research Design Process
The research design process follows a structured flow that begins with identifying local assets and
progresses to implementing and evaluating labeling strategies. The following flowchart outlines the stages
involved in this research:

Figure 1. shows the design stages and activities in the research.

Assessment of Local Assets:
o

Conduct a detailed inventory of local resources, including cassava, human resources, and community
strengths (Wang et al., 2022).

o

Identify potential challenges and opportunities for product development (Workman et al., 2023).

Engagement and Planning:
o

Hold workshops and discussions with local stakeholders, including business owners and community
leaders (Turpin et al., 2021).

o

Develop a collaborative plan for the labeling initiative, focusing on shared goals and resources
(Moussa et al., 2021).

Implementation:
o

Design and produce labels that reflect both product identity and consumer appeal (He et al., 2010).

o

Train business owners and employees on the importance of labeling and its role in branding (Shi et
al., 2020).

Evaluation and Feedback:
o

Monitor the impact of labeling on sales turnover and market reach (Mehri et al., 2021).

o

Gather feedback from business owners and consumers to assess the effectiveness of the labeling
strategy (Lee et al., 2018).

Sustainability and Scaling:
o

Explore opportunities for scaling the initiative to other products and communities (Goel et al., 2022).

o

Ensure continued community involvement and support for ongoing labeling efforts (Ahmed &
Mahesh, 2021).
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2.2 Key Components of the Research Methodology
The research methodology comprises several essential components that contribute to the overall
success of the labeling initiative (Belharbi et al., 2023). Each component is detailed below, including
empirical evidence from previous studies and the specific methods employed.
2.2.1 Data Collection Instruments
This study's primary data collection instruments include interviews, surveys, and direct observations.
These tools are designed to gather comprehensive information about local business practices, the current
state of product labeling, and community perspectives on branding.
•

Interviews: Conducted with key stakeholders, including the kelanting business owner, employees,
and community leaders. A total of 10 interviews were conducted to gain insights into existing
knowledge and attitudes towards product labeling.

•

Surveys: Distributed to local consumers to assess their perceptions of product labels and their impact
on purchasing decisions. Approximately 100 survey responses were collected and analyzed.

•

Observations: Direct observation of the labeling process, from design to implementation, provided
qualitative data on the practical aspects of the initiative.

2.2.2 Empirical Evidence and Previous Studies
The methodology is supported by empirical evidence from previous research that highlights the
importance of product labeling in enhancing MSME competitiveness. For instance, Rahmawati & Kusuma
(2023) demonstrated that products with well-designed labels experienced higher sales rates. Similarly,
Fauzi (2021) emphasized the role of strong branding strategies in helping MSMEs thrive in competitive
markets.
2.2.3 Data Analysis
Data analysis involved both qualitative and quantitative methods to evaluate the effectiveness of the
labeling initiative. The following approaches were employed:
• Qualitative Analysis: Thematic analysis of interview transcripts and observational notes to identify
key themes related to labeling knowledge and implementation challenges.
• Quantitative Analysis: Statistical analysis of survey data to quantify the impact of labeling on
consumer preferences and sales turnover. A 20% increase in sales turnover was reported within three
months of implementing the new labeling strategy.
No
1

Stage
Preparation

2

Implementation

3

Monitoring

4

Evaluation

5

Sustainability

Table 1: Data Analysis Techniques
Method
Description
Interviews &
Conduct initial assessments and gather
Surveys
baseline data.
Training &
Design labels and conduct training sessions
Design
for business owners and staff.
Observations
Monitor labeling implementation and collect
& Feedback
feedback from stakeholders.
Data Analysis
Analyze data to assess the impact on sales and
market reach.
Community
Ensure ongoing community involvement and
Engagement
explore scaling opportunities.

This research methodology provides a holistic approach to enhancing MSME sales and exports through
product labeling support. By leveraging local assets and involving community members in the process, the
initiative improves product quality and empowers the Desa Raman Fajar community. This methodology's
empirical evidence and structured approach contribute significantly to product labeling and MSME
development, offering valuable insights and strategies for similar initiatives in other regions.
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3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The community service initiative aimed at enhancing MSMEs' sales and export potential in Desa Raman
Fajar through product labeling has yielded notable outcomes. This section delineates the findings and
discussions across various sub-sections, each elucidating significant aspects of the research
A. Stakeholder Engagement and Initial Assessment
The project's initial phase involved engaging with stakeholders and conducting a thorough assessment
of the local business environment. This phase was crucial for understanding the challenges and
opportunities faced by MSMEs, particularly the kelanting business owned by Pak Sukisno.

Figure 2. Field Survey Activities and Business Owner Interviews

Challenges Identified
During the stakeholder engagement process, several challenges were identified, including:
• Lack of Product Labeling: The relating products lacked proper labeling, which affected their marketability and
consumer recognition.
• Limited Market Reach: The products were confined to local markets due to inadequate branding and labeling,
restricting their growth potential.
• Competition: Increasing competition from other similar products threatened the survival and growth of Pak
Sukisno’s business.

Previous studies underscore the importance of product labeling in enhancing market competitiveness.
For instance, Lusianingrum et al. (2021) found that effective labeling strategies significantly boost
consumer recognition and sales turnover. Similarly, Murniati (2021) highlighted the role of branding in
overcoming market competition.
Table2: Stakeholder Engagement Survey Results
Challenge
Lack of Labeling
Limited Market Reach
Competition

Frequency (%)
80
70
60

B. Implementation of Product Labeling
The second phase focused on the design and implementation of product labels. This involved
collaboration with local stakeholders to ensure the labels were culturally relevant and appealing to the
target market.
Design and Production
The design process utilized tools like Canva to create informative and visually appealing labels. The
labels included essential information such as product origin, contact details, and a halal certification logo,
which is crucial for consumer trust.
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Training and Capacity Building
Business owners and their employees were trained on the importance of product labeling and its role
in branding. This training was essential in empowering them to maintain and update product labels
independently in the future.
Research by Rahmawati and Kusuma (2023) demonstrates that products with well-designed labels see
higher sales rates. This aligns with our findings, where the newly labeled relating products experienced a
noticeable increase in consumer interest and market reach.
Table 3: Impact of Label Design on Consumer Perception
Aspect
Pre-Labeling (%)
Post-Labeling (%)
Consumer Interest
50
80
Market Reach
40
70
Brand Recognition
30
75

Figure 3. Cassava Milling Activities

Figure 6. The process of forming
kelanting bracelets with Mr. Sukirno's
employees

Figure 4. Steaming process for milled
cassava dough

Figure 5. Process of separating dough
flakes

Figure 7. The process of drying kelanting
bracelets

Figure 8. Stages of frying kelanting
bracelets

Figure 9. The process of attaching packaging labels and packing kelanting bracelets

C. Market Expansion and Sales Turnover
Following the implementation of the labeling strategy, there was a significant impact on market
expansion and sales turnover. This section explores these outcomes in detail.
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Increase in Sales Turnover
The kelanting business reported a 20% increase in sales turnover within three months of
implementing the new labeling strategy. This growth is attributed to the enhanced visibility and consumer
trust engendered by the product labels.
Expansion into New Markets
The newly labeled products began to attract attention from markets outside the village, indicating a
successful penetration into broader consumer bases. Fauzi (2021) emphasizes that MSMEs with strong
branding strategies, including adequate labeling, are better positioned to survive and thrive in competitive
markets. Our findings corroborate this, as the kelanting business expanded its market reach post-labeling.
Table 4: Sales Turnover Before and After Labeling
Period

Sales Turnover (IDR)

Pre-Labeling

10,000,000

Post-Labeling

12,000,000

Figure 11. The packaging label that
has been attached to the UMKM
product

Figure 12. Submission of the Original Kelanting
Bracelet Raman Fajar packaging label to the
UMKM owner

Figure 10. Design of Kelanting
Bracelet Packaging Label

D. Community Empowerment and Sustainability
A critical aspect of this initiative was community empowerment, ensuring sustainable business
practices and continued growth for MSMEs in Desa Raman Fajar.
Community Involvement
The project employed the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) approach, which leverages
local resources and community participation. This methodology improved product quality and empowered
local business owners with the necessary knowledge and skills.
Long-term Sustainability
Efforts were made to ensure the sustainability of the labeling initiative by fostering a culture of
continuous improvement and adaptation among local businesses. Research by Utama et al. (2022) suggests
that community-driven approaches, such as ABCD, enhance the sustainability and resilience of MSMEs. This
is evident in our initiative, where local stakeholders actively participated in and supported the labeling
process.

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Table 5: Community Involvement Metrics
Pre-Project
Post-Project
Community
Engagement Engagement
Aspect
(%)
(%)
Training
20
80
Participation
Labeling
10
70
Initiative
Community
30
85
Support

The community service initiative in Desa Raman Fajar has demonstrated the transformative potential
of product labeling in enhancing MSMEs' sales and export potential. The project achieved significant
improvements in market reach and sales turnover through strategic stakeholder engagement, effective
labeling design, and community empowerment. This research underscores the importance of product
labeling as a branding strategy and its role in fostering sustainable economic development in rural
communities. This study's empirical evidence and structured approach provide valuable insights and
strategies for similar initiatives in other regions, ultimately contributing to the broader field of MSME
development and competitiveness.

c.
Figure 13. Social Media Branding (a) branding through Facebook, (b) branding through WhatsApp, (c) branding through Tik Tok,
(d) branding through Instagram

4. CONCLUSION
The initiative to enhance sales and exports of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through
product labeling support has demonstrated significant potential, particularly in the case of Pak Sukisno's
kelanting bracelets. The absence of effective branding strategies and the lack of product packaging labels
have previously hindered the visibility and marketability of these products. Labels serve as essential
product identities and are crucial for informing consumers about the origin and producer of the kelanting.
By providing assistance in labeling, this project has addressed a fundamental gap in the business operations
of MSME actors who were unaware of such strategies' importance. The project has successfully engaged the
local community using the Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) method, which leverages local
resources such as cassava in Raman Fajar Village. The involvement of local business owners, like those in
Hamlet 8, has increased awareness and knowledge about the significance of labeling and branding. This
initiative has enhanced the participants' understanding and ignited enthusiasm for the entire labeling
process. The results of these community service activities suggest that when MSME actors are equipped
with the right tools and knowledge, they can significantly improve their business prospects. The labeling
support has paved the way for better product differentiation, ultimately contributing to increased sales and
export turnover. Through this process, MSME actors have gained a competitive edge in the market, essential
for sustaining and growing their businesses.

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