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1) Part of Viro’s supply chain consists of sources its speed controllers to its supplier Oberfranken (tier 1 supplier). Oberfranken intended to source its voltage regulators from a factory in Malaysia however the factory was destroyed so Oberfranken had to change course and outsource its voltage regulators to Zamboni (Tier 2 supplier). Since Zamboni uses a higher voltage it needed to recalibrate the circuits so they outsourced to Yamagata Buhin (tier 3 supplier) in Japan. Yamagata Buhin needed sealant for the circuits so they outsourced to the company Consolidated Chemical (Tier 4). In order for Consolidated Chemical to produce the sealant they needed a valve so they outsourced to Haskell supplies. See Exhibit 1 for diagram of supply chain.
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