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Is now the time for India sourcing?

by Dave Frentzel | Aug 12, 2024 | Briefs, Consumer & Retail, Industrial & Distribution, Strategic Sourcing, Strategy

India sourcing is suddenly on everyone’s radar. Its manufactured goods exports to the US have shot up, taking share from both US domestic producers and Chinese imports (Figure 1). Figure 1. India sourcing vs. China sourcing and US domestic production (Mfd Goods) Note:...

Mexico nearshoring passes China offshoring

by Dave Frentzel | Apr 8, 2024 | Briefs, Consumer & Retail, Operations, Strategic Sourcing, Strategy, Supply Chain Management

You’ve probably seen the news – in 2023, Mexico became the top source of US imports on a dollar basis, beating out China for the first time since 2002 (Figure 1). Since the mid 2010’s, the gap between imports from China and those from Mexico and Canada has...

Supply Chain Planning: Where’s the Magic?

by David Bovet | Nov 15, 2023 | Briefs, Consumer & Retail, Operations, Supply Chain Management

In a word: S&OP. Or even better, SIOP. What’s so magical about these processes? Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP), or SIOP by adding Inventory to the mix, is a critical business discipline. It drives service effectiveness and operating efficiency by...

Getting landed cost right

by Dave Frentzel | Oct 14, 2022 | Briefs, Consumer & Retail, Industrial & Distribution, Strategic Sourcing

Given today’s volatile costs and service levels across the global supply chain, complete and timely product costs are even more critical to your company’s sourcing strategies and day-to-day purchasing decisions. Make-vs-buy and supplier selection decisions depend on...
The food supply chain – What’s changed and what lies ahead?

The food supply chain – What’s changed and what lies ahead?

by David Bovet | Apr 28, 2020 | Briefs, Capabilities, Consumer & Retail, Strategy, Supply Chain Management

Stay-at-home orders in the time of coronavirus have dramatically altered the path food takes from farm to plate. Grocery stores have suffered shortages while farmers plow crops under due to lack of demand from the food service channel. What is happening to our food...

Move faster with an open-book RFP

by Dave Frentzel | Apr 6, 2020 | Briefs, Consumer & Retail, Industrial & Distribution, Life Sciences, Operations

For many companies, the current pandemic is driving an unprecedented urgency to get new logistics providers in place or to add services to the ones already working with your company. For sure, such urgency puts pressure on the provider selection process to be fast....
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