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“We already source from Asia, Africa, and central Europe. Why should we consider sourcing from Latin America? Even if there is a compelling case in terms of quality and cost, what would we need to know to do the job properly? Also how could we manage the supply chain risk?”
Brazil is rapidly strengthening its presence in leading world markets including Europe. It has enormous potential not only as a source of traditional commodities such as sugar, coffee, and meat but also as a supplier of complex processed products. But there are many factors to understand and manage for an effective sourcing relationship.
Make an informed business decision. This new SCE Global Sourcing Report is essential reading for senior managers and other professionals involved in developing and managing supply chain strategies linking Brazil and Europe.
The Report provides insights and practical advice for procurement professionals in the European food retail, wholesale, and manufacturing sectors, as well as for international logistics service providers.
It will also be of value to government representatives, lawyers, bankers and financiers, consultants, educators, and members of all organisations seeking to understand and develop global trade and investment links between Brazil and Europe.
Key topics covered include:
- The critical issues surrounding global sourcing
- Assessment of Brazil as a sourcing option
- Logistical network alternatives in Brazil and Europe
- Advice on creating the responsive supply chain
- Recommendations for European buyers
GSR: Making the Brazil Connection - managing risk in the international food supply chain
Short Report £495 GBPThe Short Reports are 128 pages long and provide decision-makers with a concise, up to date and informative view of the international food supply chain between Brazil and Europe. Viewpoints are supported hard facts and the text is well illustrated with photographs, maps and charts.
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Supply Chain Europe Ltd; SVE edition (1 Oct 2007)
Language English
ISBN-10: 095576730X
ISBN-13: 978-0955767302
GSR: Making the Brazil Connection - managing risk in the international food supply chain
Long Report £1425 GBPThe 200 pages of the Long Report provide readers with more detail than the corresponding Short Report. Additional features include profiles on selected key Brazilian food producers, Brazilian and European ports, and key players in European food manufacturing, food service and food retail sectors.
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