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Improving supply chain strategy for red meat: a comparison between Australian and UK 'lean' practice
More efficient operation of supply chains is important because of increasing competition in Australia's evolving market economy. Much future competition will be between supply chains rather than individual companies. Work in a number of other industries has led to major improvements in lead-time, qu
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