Sentence examples for value added chains from inspiring English sources

This paper seeks to extend existing methods for decision making implementation in design and operation of global manufacturing networks, creating products in value added chains distributed over several manufacturing sites.

We present the SSP and its application for the Swiss milk value added chain.

In order to disseminate the interdisciplinary and international work presented within Symposium A of the XIII Brazilian MRS Meeting, six contributions were selected along with the value added chain ranging from research and development towards applications of modern adhesion science.

Figure  2 displays the ORASEL value added chain per ORASEL kit.

The impact of electronics on different steps in the value adding chain will be discussed exemplarily in the field of electronic assembly.

The flexibility of future assembly systems is not only a question of technology but is determined by a holistic view of the value adding chain.

The question considered in this paper is how a cold roll forming company mid-way along the value adding chain, a sub-contractor, not involved in final product designs and hence product life-cycle assessments can ensure they are a sustainable and environmentally conscious manufacturer.

Due to the early position of base chemicals within value-added chains of the chemical industry, most processes have a high yearly production volume to provide their products for very diverse subsequent processing.

The manufacturing value-added chain accounts for one third of all goods and services in the United States (Gold, 2016).

Sinopharm Group Co., Ltd. is a distributor of pharmaceutical and healthcare products and a value added supply chain service provider in the People's Republic of China.

This determines the global community's keen interest in understanding the structure of global trade in terms of value added and value chains and identifying existing and potential opportunities for companies integrating into them, both on the national and industry-specific levels (Kaplinsky 2013).