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Essay heading: Barilla
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Thus, this lack of precision put a lot of pressure on Barilla’s manufacturing and logistics operations.
This bad forecasting can also be caused by the fact that the company offers its dry products in 800 different packages SKU’s whereas a typical distributor might only distribute 100 to 150 out of these 800 SKU’s...
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Barilla should try to find a way to eliminate the ones that don’t provide great benefit and focus on those that generate great benefits in different regions, this would save them on packaging, marketing and inventory costs.
The second cause of the Bullwhip effect on the supply chain is order batching...
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