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The report summarizes the supply chain management processes at National Food Limited. It discusses how the company forecasts sales monthly and maintains 3 months of imported material as safety stock. Raw materials are procured both locally and overseas from countries like China and Singapore. The company has warehouses in Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Islamabad to store raw materials and finished products and supply customers in southern regions. There are also local and international distributors that supply retailers. Transportation operations are managed internally and through outsourcing agreements. The supply chain manager records all operations to ensure effective and efficient processes that provide National Food Limited a competitive advantage.
The report summarizes the supply chain management processes at National Food Limited. It discusses how the company forecasts sales monthly and maintains 3 months of imported material as safety stock. Raw materials are procured both locally and overseas from countries like China and Singapore. The company has warehouses in Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Islamabad to store raw materials and finished products and supply customers in southern regions. There are also local and international distributors that supply retailers. Transportation operations are managed internally and through outsourcing agreements. The supply chain manager records all operations to ensure effective and efficient processes that provide National Food Limited a competitive advantage.
The report summarizes the supply chain management processes at National Food Limited. It discusses how the company forecasts sales monthly and maintains 3 months of imported material as safety stock. Raw materials are procured both locally and overseas from countries like China and Singapore. The company has warehouses in Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Islamabad to store raw materials and finished products and supply customers in southern regions. There are also local and international distributors that supply retailers. Transportation operations are managed internally and through outsourcing agreements. The supply chain manager records all operations to ensure effective and efficient processes that provide National Food Limited a competitive advantage.
This report presents detailed information on the Supply Chain Management at
National Food Limited. The content provides an introduction to the workings of the company and focuses on the processes followed at the company. Products transacted suppliers, procurement from overseas and local supplies, their qualification criterion, inventory management and distribution network management has also been discussed. The process starts with sales forecasting which gives an estimate of the sales on monthly basis. Imported material inventory of about 3 months is maintained as safety stock. Some indigents are procured locally as well as packaging material of the product. Raw material warehouse, they also have a SITE warehouse is the main storage for imported finished products. The customers in south region are supplied from these warehouses. The ware houses are not only located in Karachi but also in Lahore Multan and Islamabad. NFL get raw material by importing by china and Singapore as well as locally. NFL maintains those materials till finished good inventory by keeping safe in ware houses. There are distributors in the local and international further supply to retailers in their respective areas. Transport operations are managed by the company itself with the help of outsourcing within agreement. Complete operations are recorded and maintained by the supply chain manager of the company which enhances effective and efficient operations and provides a competitive edge. The report concludes on the importance of Supply Chain Management in the NFL and the wide ranging benefits of its efficient implementation.
Sales Forecasting or Demand Management 2. Sales and Operations Planning 3. Production Planning 4. Material Requirements Planning 5. Inventory Reduction