Today's consumer expects store shelves to stay stocked, online orders to arrive quickly, and seasonal products to appear exactly when they're needed: not too early and certainly not after demand has passed. That's where just-in-time (JIT) delivery comes in.
For decades, manufacturers and distributors have relied on just-in-time principles to minimize inventory while keeping products moving efficiently through the supply chain.
What you'll learn in this guide:
What just-in-time delivery is
How just-in-time works within CPG supply chains
The advantages and risks of the model
Which brands benefit most from just-in-time
How a transportation partner plays a critical role in making just-in-time successful
