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Đào Ánh Dương
Nguyễn Thị Hoàng Anh
Lê Phương Anh (15.08)
Lê Phương Anh (20.08)
Phạm Phương Anh
OUTLINE
1. Introduction
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1. Introduction
- Nestlé S.A. is headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland.
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2. Nescafé’s Supply Chain
a. Nescafé’s Supply Chain
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b. Nescafé’s Supply Chain components
- Raw materials: The farmers grow coffee, do the drying and peeling work.
- Supplier: 2 forms of purchasing coffee:
• Through private businesses, traders
• Buying directly from farmers.
- Manufacturer:
• Coffee roasting factories
• Coffee processing factories
- Distributors:
• Traditional form: delivery to distributors, retail supermarkets, retailers, and then to consumers.
• Modern forms: Open distribution channel, or their own supermarket system
- Retailers: Large supermarkets, hotels, grocery stores….
- Consumer: Individual customers
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c. Potentials:
- There are favourable conditions to grow coffee.
- There are effective care measures to stimulate the growth of
coffee trees.
- Test many new coffee beans, more delicious, higher yield.
- Human resources are available, industrious, hard-working...
d. Challenges:
- Coffee is still mainly produced raw.
- Highest productivity in the world but poor quality compared
to international.
- The situation of coffee trading has not been well controlled.
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3. Nescafé’s Supply Chain
Management Strategy
Distribution strategy:
Low-cost strategy: Nescafé Plan project
- Built a tight distribution network with - Further optimize the Group's coffee supply chain
distributors and retailers
- Increasing direct purchasing and distribution
- For retailers: increase discounts for large
purchasing power - Support coffee farmers
Nescafé has supplied very well for domestic
demand
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Impact of strategy on Vietnam's supply chain:
- Suppliers, suppliers (coffee farmers): - Distributor:
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Thank You
for
listening !
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