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    The document describes the supply chain network of Visakha Dairy Supply (VSP). It shows VSP's suppliers (vendors), plants, warehouses, and customers. It also illustrates the supply chain both without and with a "milk run" system, where milk is transported directly from vendors to plants. It then discusses risks in the supply chain like packaging and delivery issues. It provides learnings on milk runs and packaging. Suggestions include removing warehouses for general milk and keeping warehouses stocked with highly perishable products.

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    The document describes the supply chain network of Visakha Dairy Supply (VSP). It shows VSP's suppliers (vendors), plants, warehouses, and customers. It also illustrates the supply chain both without and with a "milk run" system, where milk is transported directly from vendors to plants. It then discusses risks in the supply chain like packaging and delivery issues. It provides learnings on milk runs and packaging. Suggestions include removing warehouses for general milk and keeping warehouses stocked with highly perishable products.

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    The document describes the supply chain network of Visakha Dairy Supply (VSP). It shows VSP's suppliers (vendors), plants, warehouses, and customers. It also illustrates the supply chain both without and with a "milk run" system, where milk is transported directly from vendors to plants. It then discusses risks in the supply chain like packaging and delivery issues. It provides learnings on milk runs and packaging. Suggestions include removing warehouses for general milk and keeping warehouses stocked with highly perishable products.

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    VISAKHA DIARY SUPPLY

    CHAIN
    PRAVEEN KUMAR. L
    VISAKHA DIARY SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORK

    (VSP)
    VSP
    (VSP)

    (VZM)
    VZM
    (VSP)
    (VZM) WITHOUT
    (TUNI) MILK RUN
    SKLM

    (SKLM)
    (RAMBPRAM)

    KAKINADA

    (KAKINADA)
    (NPM)
    (KAKINADA)

    RJY
    (SKLM)
    (RJY)

    VENDORS PLANTS WAREHOUSES CUSTOMERS

    Page 2
    VISAKHA DIARY SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORK

    (VSP)
    (VSP)
    (VSP)

    (VZM)
    (VZM)
    (VSP)
    (VZM) WITH
    (TUNI) MILK RUN
    (SKLM)

    (SKLM)
    (RAMBPRAM)

    (KAKINADA)

    (KAKINADA)
    (NPM)
    (KAKINADA)

    (RJY)
    (SKLM)
    (RJY)

    VENDORS PLANTS WAREHOUSES CUSTOMERS

    Page 3
    MILK
    MILK PRODUCTS
    RISKS IN SUPPLY CHAIN
     Improper packaging
     Late delivery of lead time
     Improper test of milk at vendors
     Accident chance to the transport
     Storage

    Page 6
    LEARNINGS FROM THE
    CASE
     Milk run system
     Packaging
     Lead time

    Page 7
    SUGGESTIONS
     Warehouses can be removed for general
    milk products.
     Warehouses must have stock which have
    more perishable time.

    Page 8
    REFERENCES
     K. Venkata Subbaiah, “Supply Chain
    Management in a Dairy Industry -2009”

     http://www.visakhadairy.com/
    Page 10

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