Major Industry Report

Supply Chain and Logistics Issues of Canned Tuna in Maldives

Supply Chain and Logistics
Issues of Canned Tuna in
Maldives

Prepared by:
ADAM ALI

(4514543)

AHMED YASIM

(4519969)

SHIFAU HASSAN

(4512271)

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Supply Chain and Logistics Issues of Canned Tuna in Maldives

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Structured Synopsis ...................................................................................................3
2. Introduction ................................................................................................................4
3. Customers’ Expectations ...........................................................................................5
3.1 Order Winners and Qualifier ...............................................................................5
4. Methodology ..............................................................................................................6
5. Current State Map ......................................................................................................7
6. Audit findings ............................................................................................................10
7. Strategic Vision ..........................................................................................................10
8. Action plan .................................................................................................................11
9. Operations and logistic policies .................................................................................13
10. Integrated supply chain ..............................................................................................13
11. Conclusion .................................................................................................................14
References ..................................................................................................................16
Appendices

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