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Madura has typical cassava-based food products including cassava chips, raw tette chips and fried tett e chips produced by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). The production process of the three products varies and produces different environmental impacts. This study aims to evaluate and compare environmental impact assessments in the production of raw tette chips and fried tette chips using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach. This study evaluates the product life cycle from the procurement of raw materials until the product is consumed. The results showed that fried tette chips had a lower environmental impact than raw t ette chips per 500 gram basis. Climate change, photochemical oxidation and eutrophication are environmental impacts identified in this study. The results of this study are expected to get a comprehensive environmental footprint of the product system with respect to sustainable production and consumption.

The Madurese consumes corn as the primary source of carbohydrates. However, currently, they are experiencing a shift in consumption from corn to rice. It is caused by the availability of abundant rice. Moreover, another reason is the process of processing corn requires a relatively long time. The purpose of this research is to develop instant Madura corn rice. The method used in this research is the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) method. Based on the House of Quality matrix obtained 16 attributes of consumer needs both in terms of products and packaging. Highest Attributes of the needs of consumers are attributes without preservatives for the product aspect and presenting attributes for the packaging aspect. There are 17 attributes of technical requirements needed to meet the attributes of consumer needs. Highest priority The technical requirements are the corn type attribute for the product side and the font-size attribute for the packaging aspect. The results of product comparisons with competitors, Madura corn rice products have advantages in the yellow color attribute. Furthermore, It needs to be improved attributes about the texture a little soft.

Krepek tette is one of the traditional chips from Pamekasan. Generally, this product is a famous souvenir from the city. This product is usually produced by a small-medium enterprise (SME). In the krepek tette industry, the steaming process is dependent on wood as fuel. The condition makes the steaming process contributes significantly to the resulting carbon footprint. To support sustainable development goals (SDGs), explicitly ensuring sustainable consumption and production pattern. The production process technology in SMEs needs to be upgraded to achieve sustainable production. One of the solutions is to re-design the steamer for the steaming process of raw cassava. To achieve a good steamer design, gathering information about customer need is a fundamental step to accomplish. The research aims to investigate criteria steamer design that meets customer needs. The survey gathered data about customer requirements and pointed to employees in the krepek tette industry located in central production, Blumbungan sub-district, Pamekasan. All qualitative data were analyzed using fuzzy logic to quantify the value of customer requirements and engineering characteristics. House of Quality, the first matrix of QFD, was used to obtain engineering characteristics priority. There was 12 attribute of customer requirements; however, one attribute failed to meet minimum customer importance weight criteria. Translating customer requirements to engineering characteristics obtain ten attributes. Using fuzzy logic to rank engineering characteristics that meet customer requirements, obtain eight attributes for the design criteria of cassava steamer. The attributes were ignition system used heat element, stainless steel, the design used modular systems, used LPG fuel, input, and output process from the same side, temperature and steam disperse equally, and used under steam pressure