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A large South American retail grocery company with over 70 stores and some centralized distribution operations.
The client was experiencing high distribution costs and poor store service levels as a result of inventory being held across 3 partial-line distribution centers. KOM International recommended the consolidation of these facilities into a single 21,800 square meter full-line distribution center. KOM International designed and implemented the state-of-the-art facility.
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A full line self-distributing grocery retailer serving over 150 company-owned stores.
The client's dry grocery distribution center needed to be reconfigured to handle increased growth in product variety, throughput volumes and inventory levels. KOM International was hired to perform a study of the dry grocery operation to recommend the most suitable distribution layout and operating method changes.
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A grocery distributor servicing retail and wholesale accounts across Canada.
The client's infrastructure was comprised of five distinct operating divisions with eighteen distribution facilities delivering to customers in overlapping service areas. Due to rapid growth through acquisition, the client recognized that significant changes to its distribution infrastructure were required to remain competitive. Working with the client's national logistics team, KOM International developed an optimal national distribution network strategy to improve the company's competitive position in the Canadian market.
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A foodservice distributor with distribution facilities in over 10 locations across the United States servicing Dry Grocery, Perishables and Frozen Food product lines to restaurant chains, grocery chains, and institutional clients.
The client required increased throughput capacity to handle business growth as well as overall labor productivity improvements in its existing distribution facilities. KOM International conducted an audit of each distribution center to assess its strategic location, operating methods, computer systems, building value, equipment value, and growth potential.
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A large bakery products distributor located in the U.S. Midwest, servicing in-store and independent bakeries.
The client required increased throughput capacity. KOM International redesigned the existing facility's storage methods and picking systems resulting in increased storage capacity and overall labor productivity improvements.
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An U.S. subsidiary of a multinational food manufacturer and distributor requires more freezer storage capacity to store raw materials and finished goods.
The client's distribution facilities required expansion and inventory accuracy and date rotation required significant improvements. KOM International was commissioned to evaluate alternative materials handling systems, to design and implement a new facility expansion and to select/implement a new warehouse management system.
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The South American division of a multinational manufacturer and distributor of food products.
The client was experiencing high growth rates and needed to increase overall distribution capacity to handle increased throughput volumes. KOM International designed and implemented an expansion to the firm's finished goods storage facilities for their Vegetable Oil and Oil Seed processing plant.
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A manufacturer/distributor of frozen products servicing retail outlets across the U.S. Midwest with ice cream and sundries product lines.
The client's freezer distribution facilities required expansion and a reset to increase flexibility, productivity and loading times. KOM International was commissioned to evaluate alternative materials handling systems, and to design and implement a new facility expansion.
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An operating division of a multinational manufacturer and distributor of food products located in the Southeast United States.
The client's vegetable oil and oil seed processing plant required more storage capacity for finished. KOM International designed and implemented a facility expansion to accommodate projected sales growth.
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A multinational manufacturer of lighting products.
The client operated a distribution network of 7 manufacturing plants and 5 full-line distribution centers and with smaller regional storage warehouses across North America. KOM International was mandated to perform a strategic supply chain study of the client's distribution network to optimize service levels and the logistics costs.
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A Canadian metals manufacturer/distributor producing 225,000 tons/year of different products (approximately 65 SKUs) with projected growth rates of 50% per annum over the next 3 to 5 years.
The client was experiencing rapid growth rates and needed to handle increased throughput by improving an inefficient warehouse/ plant layout with poor storage capacity utilization and low productivity levels. KOM International was mandated to improve the facility layout, improve operating procedures and introduce new technologies to improve overall efficiency.
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A North American manufacturer and distributor of pet supplies with operating divisions in every continent around the world.
The client operated multiple distribution centers in one North American city and additional warehousing facilities in another city. The multiple facilities were consolidated into a single 166,000 square foot distribution center designed and implemented by KOM International.
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