Delivery costs form a significant proportion of a manufacturer's variable costs that can be associated with individual retailers. By identifying and understanding these costs, quick routes to generating cost savings can be found. To help you with this, IGD Supply Chain Analysis provides two tools to enable you to calculate your costs to deliver.

For manufacturers considering supplying a new retailer, a robust cost to deliver forecast is a key part of the proposal. However, gaining the retailer information you need for accounts you don't supply is a key challenge. IGD Supply Chain Analysis helps you by providing this information. The example case study, provided in a PowerPoint presentation available via email below, shows how an ambient grocery importer could calculate their cost to distribute to Tesco.

Would a quick route to calculate your cost to deliver be useful? The accompanying Excel spreadsheet contains an easy-to-use fill-in-the-blanks ready reckoner, enabling you to enter the figures from your business to quickly assess if you can save money by changing delivery options.
 
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