Productivity in the Food Assembly and Distribution System
Sanford A. Beiden
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Sanford A. Beiden
Abstract
The focus of this paper is on the system of assembling food products from manufacturers and processors and distributing these products through warehouses to retail stores and eventually to the consuming public. More specifically, the paper attempts to (l) assess the problems in and potential for improving productivity within this system and (2) suggest needed research efforts to achieve productivity improvements.
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The focus of this paper is on the system of assembling food products from manufacturers and processors and distributing these products through warehouses to retail stores and eventually to the consuming public. More specifically, the paper attempts to (l) assess the problems in and potential for improving productivity within this system and (2) suggest needed research efforts to achieve productivity improvements.
Key concepts: Productivity, Business, Distribution (mathematics), Industrial organization, Focus (optics), Agricultural economics, Food industry, Food processing