KFC is an American fast food chain and the world's second largest restaurant chain. It has over 22,000 locations globally. The document discusses KFC's supply chain structure in Pakistan, where they have 64 outlets. KFC sources dry foods from their own warehouses and frozen foods like chicken from local suppliers. The supply chain involves picking up raw materials, preparing food at branches, and warehouses refilling branches up to three times a week based on requirements. KFC utilizes just-in-time distribution and total quality management in their supply chain management system.
KFC is an American fast food chain and the world's second largest restaurant chain. It has over 22,000 locations globally. The document discusses KFC's supply chain structure in Pakistan, where they have 64 outlets. KFC sources dry foods from their own warehouses and frozen foods like chicken from local suppliers. The supply chain involves picking up raw materials, preparing food at branches, and warehouses refilling branches up to three times a week based on requirements. KFC utilizes just-in-time distribution and total quality management in their supply chain management system.
KFC is an American fast food chain and the world's second largest restaurant chain. It has over 22,000 locations globally. The document discusses KFC's supply chain structure in Pakistan, where they have 64 outlets. KFC sources dry foods from their own warehouses and frozen foods like chicken from local suppliers. The supply chain involves picking up raw materials, preparing food at branches, and warehouses refilling branches up to three times a week based on requirements. KFC utilizes just-in-time distribution and total quality management in their supply chain management system.
CMS # 25574 Submitted To: Dr. Shehzad Ahmed Company’s Profile Company’s Competitors Supply Chain Structure Supply Chain Management Storage and Inventory Management Conclusion KFC, also known as Kentucky Fried Chicken, is an American fast food restaurant chain Head Quarter in Louisville, Kentucky It is the world's second-largest restaurant chain after McDonald's, with 22,621 locations globally in 136 countries as of December 2018 CEO : Rogar Eaton (Aug 2018) Founder : Colonel Sanders Founded : September 24, 1952 North Corbin, Kentucky, United States It’s estimated brand value is $15.131Billion First Franchise opened at UTAH, 1952 KFC in PAKISTAN Since 1997 and now 64 Outlets in Pakistan. There are two types of Supplies
Dry Foods Like burger & buns
They have established at their own warehouses.
Frozen foods Supply Like Chicken, Fish
Chicken provided by (K & N’s, and Big Birds) Fish is supplied by Thailand and Spices are supplied by Dubai to all over restaurant in Pakistan. First phase Pick up raw material from warehouses 1. Normal Storage warehouse 2. cold storage Second phase Preparation of food at branch Third phase Warehouse refill branch according to requirement Usually 3 times in a week. or (on request of manager of branch)
Note: Company use their own transportations
JIT (Distribution On Need basis) TQM (ROCC) Push Process Through the above analysis we can see the following advantages SCM system of KFC: By Observing the supply chain and distribution of KFC we can conclude that it has marked strong position in market. The various restaurants on the basis of accurate demand planning procurement strategy makes the company’s inventory costs are greatly reduced. Distribution center in the entire logistics system in a central location, status and role of information systems to be truly reflected. Demand forecasting, distribution planning and other aspects of quantitative and standardized management reflects the high level of enterprise management. https://www.scribd.com/doc/81693211/Planning https://www.scribd.com/doc/134725658/KFC- Supply-Chain-Management https://www.slideshare.net/abdullanc/kfc-supply-chain- mana https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KFC