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KraftHeinz supply chain
solution design through
CEVA Logistics Control Tower
KraftHeinz, an existing forwarding and clearing customer of CEVA Logistics, required
assistance for additional bulk warehousing due to operational and planning issues that
caused serious delivery constraints in its business.
KRAFTHEINZ, A well-known global brand, the end-to-end supply chain of KraftHeinz and to
imports signifi cant volume in the form of raw determine the root cause of supply chain failure
materials and fi nished goods and manufactures and additional supply chain costs.
locally in factories at Wellington and Atlantis in The objectives of the SVA process were
the Western Cape. explained to the customer and the focus was on
improving cash fl ow and productivity, reducing
The challenge supply chain cost and stock holding, ensuring
The company required assistance for additional product mix per region is correct and operating
bulk warehousing due to operational and using a ‘Just in Time’ system.
planning issues that caused serious delivery Buy in from KraftHeinz top management was
constraints in its business. During a customer imperative for the SVA process to be successful
visit in September 2017, CEVA Logistics MD, and this was an ultimate prerequisite from CEVA
Clinton White, and KraftHeinz MD, Morné Fourie, Logistics. Working in close collaboration with
discussed these burning issues, and CEVA MD Morné Fourie, CEVA Logistics started the
Logistics suggested an immediate Supply Chain interview process in October 2017. The CEVA
Value Assessment (SVA) to process and analyse team consisted of top management, solution
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