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Supply Chain Basics for Kids

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Supply Chain Basics for Kids
 

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Basics of getting products to you

by sarah ayyad
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Logistics involve planning routes for delivery.

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Delivery trucks always move in straight lines.

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Communication between all parts is important.

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Tracking helps know where shipments are in the chain.

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Raw materials are always used directly without processing.

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Quality checks happen at different steps.

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Warehouses store products before they are shipped.

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Goods move from suppliers to manufacturers to stores.

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A supply chain includes only one company and no partners.

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Factories skip quality checks to save time.

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A supply chain starts with making raw materials.

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Factories turn raw materials into products.

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The customer is the end of the supply chain.

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Customers can ignore delivery times and still be happy.

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Inventory counting is never needed in a supply chain.

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