Introduction Modern retail (or trade) is a very important sales and distribution channel for Indian FMCG companies, especially in the urban and semi-urban clusters of the country where the end consumer seeks larger format stores, convenience, co-proximity to places they flock... Continue reading
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Background Indian FMCG companies use two primary sales channels to market, distribute and sell their products i.e. General Trade (abbreviated as GT) and Modern Trade (abbreviated as MT). General trade is the first model that came into being before the... Continue reading
Introduction Van Sales or Ready-Stock Sales has been a common and successful distribution model for the Indian FMCG industry. Simply putting, van sales is when a company by-passes the typical order cycle of its supply chain and delivers products directly... Continue reading
Introduction DMS or Distributor Management System is essentially a software that sits between an FMCG manufacturer say a Britannia Industries Limited (one of India’s leading food companies with a 100 year legacy) and a FMCG retailer say a 37 Krishna... Continue reading
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