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    Lifebuoy Soap: Present By: Bheem Soothar 1539105 Naveed Iftikhar 1539117

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    Lifebuoy Soap uses a supply chain model that sources raw materials from Brazil, Argentina, and India. The principal organization is responsible for transportation and distribution through third party logistics and distribution centers. Inventory is managed by vendors using ERP systems, with a 2% safety stock maintained depending on sales trends. Orders are fulfilled within 4-12 days through distribution requirement planning and a town-wise order split system.

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    Lifebuoy Soap uses a supply chain model that sources raw materials from Brazil, Argentina, and India. The principal organization is responsible for transportation and distribution through third party logistics and distribution centers. Inventory is managed by vendors using ERP systems, with a 2% safety stock maintained depending on sales trends. Orders are fulfilled within 4-12 days through distribution requirement planning and a town-wise order split system.

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    Lifebouy soap Supply chain Cycle in Pakistan

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    Lifebuoy Soap uses a supply chain model that sources raw materials from Brazil, Argentina, and India. The principal organization is responsible for transportation and distribution through third party logistics and distribution centers. Inventory is managed by vendors using ERP systems, with a 2% safety stock maintained depending on sales trends. Orders are fulfilled within 4-12 days through distribution requirement planning and a town-wise order split system.

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    Lifebuoy Soap: Present By: Bheem Soothar 1539105 Naveed Iftikhar 1539117

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    Lifebuoy Soap uses a supply chain model that sources raw materials from Brazil, Argentina, and India. The principal organization is responsible for transportation and distribution through third party logistics and distribution centers. Inventory is managed by vendors using ERP systems, with a 2% safety stock maintained depending on sales trends. Orders are fulfilled within 4-12 days through distribution requirement planning and a town-wise order split system.

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    Lifebuoy Soap

    Present By: Bheem Soothar 1539105


    Naveed Iftikhar 1539117
    Supply Chain Model
    Upstream
    Organizations

    Brazil Argentina
    India

    Principle
    Organization

    Chaudary
    Goods
    transportation
    company

    Downstream
    Organizations
    Organization Structure Chart
    Logistic Model
    Third party logistics (3PL)
    Two way of Distribution
    General Trend
    Modern Trend
    8 Distribution centers Demand of distribution
    Orders
    DRP (Distribution requirement Planning)
    TOSS (Town wise order split System)
    Time duration of product reach within 4-12 days
    from company to customers
    Inventory Model
    Vendor manage Inventory and ERP systems

    2% inventory as the safety stock but it


    depends upon the trend of sale

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