Sentence examples for creating a supply chain from inspiring English sources

The money raised through Causes will got towards creating a supply chain, warehouses, and training staff.

While you can find balloon vendors in almost every African city, creating a supply chain for a fleet of 30m wide balloons won't be easy, or cheap.

By focusing on creating a supply chain similar to the alcohol industry, the company hopes to eventually be the universally accepted way for buyers and sellers to exchange information and goods.

For example, the co-founder of Groundwork Ventures, an accelerator for entrepreneurs of color, Marcus Carey offered the case at the SOCAP conference of a black entrepreneur, Diishan Imira, pitching a business model for creating a supply chain for hairdressers in communities of color.

In building Boll & Branch, the Tannens have tried to create a supply chain that improves the livelihoods of farmers and factory workers in India.

For example a retail company created a supply chain for local artisan workers to sell their products in the global market.

"It's either a question of Walmart just telling people what they want to hear," he said, "or it's that Walmart has created a supply chain system that they have no control over".

In conjunction with the members of the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), it should one day be possible to create a supply chain running up the Pacific coast from Chile to Mexico.

Thus, the responsibility is not on the factory, as Ivy Park claims, the responsibility is on the brand -- in this case Beyonce's own label -- to create a supply chain that contradicts what are known, and often awful, realities for women workers.

The game theory in this paper analyzes the market situation being created by a supply chain successor - the Accor hotel chain (a traditional B2B customer of cutlery producers) and the competitive response of cutlery producers willing to penetrate the market created by the Accor hotel chain by meeting the sustainability criteria being set by the Accor hotel chain to be met by its suppliers.

But the project yielded some good lessons about creating a hyperlocal supply chain and casting narratives to connect consumers with the people who produce their clothes, Mott says.