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This 6-page paper examines a case study of an Asian supermarket in the United States and how the owners work with Chinese suppliers. The essay examines the state of supply chain management in China, and then provides recommendations to the supermarket owners on how they can best manage their China-based suppliers. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_MTchisup.rtf
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barriers (and falling country borders), companies are able to do business with one another not only across borders, but across the ocean as well. In order for a company
to successfully bring foreign goods to a local market, a strong supply chain management system must be in place. In this essay,
were studying an Asian supermarket and its relationship with suppliers in China. The market in question sells products locally ranging from groceries, to canned goods to gifts (such as toys
and rice cookers). The target market, it can be presumed, is the local Asian community, which would prefer goods imported directly from Asian countries, rather than those of American manufacture.
As a result, most of the goods stocked in this supermarket come from Asia - more specifically, China. And wisely enough, the
owners of this store are concerned about getting goods from China, to the store, in a timely fashion and with reasonable costs.
This paper will determine how reliable Chinese suppliers would be in getting the product to our Asian grocery store, and what steps could be taken to increase this reliability. The
Supply Chain in China On the surface, one might think that a major challenge is getting goods from China (and the rest
of Asia) over here to the United States for inclusion on the shelves of our Asian supermarket. But supply chain management problems in China go far beyond shipping over oceans
- the logistical structure within the Peoples Republic of China is also poor and has been poor for decades. Even for companies
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