Supply chain of Coca Cola
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This value chain analysis examines Coca Cola's primary and support activities. As one of the largest beverage companies in the world, Coca Cola sources raw materials, transforms them through production, and distributes finished products to customers through extensive logistics networks. The company also invests heavily in marketing, technological development, human resources, and infrastructure to support its global operations.
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The Coca-Cola Company is the world's largest beverage company, serving over 1.8 billion drinks per day across over 200 countries. It operates through a complex global supply chain network of bottlers to deliver drinks within a few hundred miles of customers. Coca-Cola implements just-in-time and quality management strategies through its supply chain to efficiently produce and locally deliver over 3,500 beverage products while maintaining a responsive, agile system.
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The document provides an overview of Coca-Cola, including its history, products, operations, and marketing strategies. Some key points:
- Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 and is now the world's largest beverage company, selling over 400 brands in over 200 countries.
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- In India, Coca-Cola directly employs over 6,000 people and indirectly creates over 125,000 jobs. It has a large bottling and distribution network across the country.
- Coca-Cola faces competition and health concerns but maintains
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Introduction
The American company Coca-Cola, established in 1892, now primarily manufactures and markets the Coca-Cola product and concentrates, which is a sweetened carbonated drink which is a US cultural tradition and a global icon of American flavors, which is one of its major suppliers. Nevertheless, it manufactures and markets additional cold drinks and fruit beverages. Coca-Cola is the world’s leading soda producer and dealer in the U.S, with more than 2 800 items sold in more than 200 nations. Atlanta, Georgia is the primary headquarters of the organization (Hays, 2015).
Flows within the supply chain
The flux of merchandise involves the shipment of materials from a manufacturer to a consumer and any refunds or service requirements of the client. Credit and billing plans, transportation, and possession agreements are the financial flows. The transmission of data includes a product data-sheet, orders and schedules, and updates on the shipping documents.
The Product Flow
Product Flow involves transferring products from the manufacturer to distributor (both internal and external), as well as meeting customer care demands such as raw materials or consumables, or facilities such as housekeeping. The stock movement involves returns/rejections (Reverse Movement).
The continuous flow process is used by Coca Cola as a bottling company. Continuous flow, as we know, can be described as the so-called process industries that apply to product manufacturing like beer, paper, oil, and energy, where it will be a soft drink business in this case. Here the goods are continually manufactured and are usually highly organized and centralized with high output volumes. Coca Cola’s output process requires the daily transfer of subsets/components from a processing point to another. This is traditional for bottling plants at any stage (Christopher & Peck, 2014). Coke chose the approach as the goods supplied by the firm differ widely and are marketed in bulk. Products are available from coke, diet coke, and various flavored soft drinks to bottled water. They are sold for all types of foods. Because Coca Cola has such a wide output range, the best way to manufacture such goods is through a continuous stream.
The Financial Flows
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Introduction
Latureae is a company that deals with health and wellness products in the Australian market. The company takes in raw materials form a bank of 2000 suppliers to create products that take care of 100000 customers a week. This is possible because the company has good relationships with supermarkets, specialist health food stores, and health care professionals. Thus they link it to a wide customer base making it ideal to manufacture products that are in massive demand. This analysis looks into what is it that propels the business and what is it that can be done to even better its activities and services.
I will look at the primary activities of the business, the secondary activities, and subactivities as well as any links between the activities. I will then look at possible opportunities for Laturaea to employ and better their services.
The primary activities
The company has a broad range of primary activities through its processing chain that makes it possible to serve the customers with the end products which are healthy and nutritional supplements. The activities include the following:
Inbound logistics
The company has a number of all activities that it undertakes to create its full range of products. It undertakes the sourcing of raw materials from its customers whereby it uses different means of transport like the trucks and bikes to bring the materials to the production floor. It in makes use of trucks bikes and different means to ensure that the supplies reach the company on time and in the best natural condition.
The company utilizes a set of cooling facilities as most of the raw materials are green plants. This keeps them from going bad (Bischoff, 2011). Given that the company has over 2000 suppliers in Australia, it ensures that it stays in good relations with them which are the main contributor of value creation.
The subactivities include maintaining the trucks by servicing them and replacing worn out parts as well as training the drivers on the changes in the routes of picking the supplies.
Production
This is the process through which the company processes the raw supplies into their finished healthcare products. Here the company conducts activities such as quality checking. This ensures that they are of good quality and hygienic. The processing will entail measuring the quantities per production amount. Also in the reduction process, the company conditions the working machines so that they may function based on the incoming materials and the desired outcome.
Subactivities here include setting up the production machines through cleaning and repairs as well as setting up hardware used in the operating systems.
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Coca-Cola has achieved a competitive advantage through strong brand recognition around the world and an extensive distribution system. It holds the leading market share for carbonated beverages and offers over 400 brands globally. Coca-Cola faces competition from PepsiCo but maintains competitive differentiation through emotional branding appeals and product variety. Its marketing strategies aim to target young consumers and expand into new markets and product categories.
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Assessment 1:
Identify &evaluate marketing opportunities
In this assessment you will analyse one of the organisationslisted below.
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Analyse the business and its’ needs and identify two (2) new marketing
opportunitiessuitable for the Australian market.
Coca Cola is one of the largest organizations in the world. One of the key needs of the business organization is to ensure that it is in a position to retain its position as a market leader well into the foreseeable future. In order to attain this feta, Coca Cola should position itself to capture and retain key international market destinations such as the Australian market. Australia has a relatively high per capita income and many residents can actually afford to purchase Coca Cola products (Ferrell, 2013).
There are several marketing opportunities that are available within the Australian market. One key opportunity is the fact that the population demographic of Australia mainly consists of young people (Ferrell, 2013). Such young people constitute integral potential consumers for Coca Cola products and this is a strategic opportunity for the company.
Secondly, the Australian market just like many other international market destinations is increasingly becoming conscious of the need to consume healthy food and beverage products. This emerging market trend is an opportunity for Coca Cola to increase the number of diet products in the market s ...
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- 2. Value Chain Analysis of Coca Cola Presented to: Mam: Sara Zafar Presented by: Mubashir Nawaz Class BBA(Hons) 5th M1 Department of Management science
- 3. Value Chain Analysis of Coca Cola Group Members Mubashir Nawaz (Roll No 19) Mushahid Hasnain Mustafa (Roll No 28) Numan Shafqat (Roll No 29) Muhammad Imran (Roll No 23)
- 4. Introduction Is an American multinational beverage corporation Headquartered at Atlanta, Georgia-USA Currently offers more than 500 brands in over 200 countries Provides 1.7 billion servings a day Over 146,000 employees around the world
- 5. What Is Value/Supply Chain The value chain is directed on the activities starting with raw materials till the conversion into final goods or services. Two categories: Primary Activities Support Activities
- 6. Value/Supply Chain Primary Activities Support Activities Inbound Logistic Operations Out bound logistic Marketing Services Technological development Infrastructure Procurement HRM
- 8. Inbound logistics Receiving, storing and distribution of materials at the warehouse. Coca cola receives some of the stocks which is not available for production it respective factories for storage and later distribution.
- 9. Operations Transforming inputs into products or services Coca cola have a lot of types of drinks like juice drink For each product that they have, it will have its own ingredients and raw materials that they need. The process which will be done by the machine such as whipping.
- 10. Outbound logistics Distributing products and services to customers. Coca cola prefers distributing their products by servicing in land transportation. Send the stock to each coca cola branch. Distribution are made with many kind of grocery shop.
- 11. Marketing and sales Helping customers to buy the products or services of the firm With advertisements. Coca Cola is brilliant in attracting their potential customers and also existing customers.
- 12. Services Post sale support provided to customers such as repairs and maintenance function Coca cola provides its official website for the consumers to review its products It is very helpful as all functions and purposes of product is stated clearly and is a satisfactory.
- 14. Procurement (purchasing) Buying the resources needed to carry out the entity is the primary activities. Finding potential supplier. Coca cola have a lot of supplier around the world.
- 15. Human resource management Recruiting and hiring new employees. Training, paying salary and employee benefits Coca cola is also known as one of the companies that took care of their employees' rights and duties
- 16. Technological development Activity to improve company's product or services Having the department of 'Research and Development' helps coca cola a lot in healthy competition aspect Coca cola is a very economically friendly company
- 17. Infrastructure Coca cola has a very stable infrastructure. It have its own accountant, lawyers, administrative.