THE RESEARCH OF OPTIMAL DELIVERY TECHNOLOGY OF CONFECTIONERY IN A SUPPLY CHAIN
Abstract
This research is dedicated to the issue of choosing the optimal technology of each participant in a supply chain, namely the transportation mode choice (road or rail) during the trunk traffic, the choice of optimal technology of loading and unloading machines of wholesaler (mechanized or automated). The optimal delivery technology of confectionery while shipping in Ukraine of the chain participants and the chain on the whole have been determined.
Keywords: transport mode, delivery, distribution centre, supply chain.
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