Consumer Goods
The consumer goods industry has always focused on efficiency and responsiveness. Current consumer demands require that these industries rethink the manner in which their companies manufacture and distribute products. SKU proliferation with increased promotion activity, omnichannel designs, and increased collaboration along the supply chain are some of the challenges that must be resolved to be prepared for future growth.
Trends & Challenges
- Enhanced collaboration among all parties in the supply chain to reduce cost and inventories as well as to ensure better service levels.
- Redesign of the supply chain to integrate divisions and increase speed.
- Shift in role of warehousing from traditional buffer to fulfillment centers to meet omni-channel requirements.
- More effective distribution center and process design for fast deployment of facilities in line with global requirements and local needs.
- Enhanced supply chain planning and faster production cycles to meet the challenges of demand volatility and SKU proliferation.
Miebach & Consumer Goods
Across all sectors, from beverages to dairy to packaged goods, the consumer goods industry is one of Miebach Consulting’s strongest. In fact, 10 of the 15 largest consumer goods companies trust us to support them on a variety of supply chain engagements. Our project efficiency allows consumer goods organizations to quickly develop and deploy solutions to match the increasing demands of retailers and end consumers.
Manufacturing, distribution, and wholesale clients have benefitted from having a single supply chain firm address their needs both globally and locally. We are the ideal partner to ensure that initiatives can be efficiently rolled out with consistent universal quality and support for the local and central stakeholders.
The consumer goods industry has always focused on efficiency and responsiveness. Current consumer demands require that these industries rethink the manner in which their companies manufacture and distribute products. SKU proliferation with increased promotion activity, omnichannel designs, and increased collaboration along the supply chain are some of the challenges that must be resolved to be prepared for future growth.
Trends & Challenges
- Enhanced collaboration among all parties in the supply chain to reduce cost and inventories as well as to ensure better service levels.
- Redesign of the supply chain to integrate divisions and increase speed.
- Shift in role of warehousing from traditional buffer to fulfillment centers to meet omni-channel requirements. ...
selected clients
Further Information
Global Expert
Julian Maasmann
Senior Principal
Miebach Consulting GmbH
Rotfeder-Ring 7-9
Frankfurt am Main, 60327
Germany
