Emeritus Prof Christopher May on Nostr: What lies behind Greggs ongoing success & expansion? There may be a number of factors ...
What lies behind Greggs ongoing success & expansion?
There may be a number of factors but interestingly in an age of outsourcing & fragmented supply chains, Greggs is vertically integrated (owning most of its own manufacturing & distribution system), allowing it to be more agile in responding to shifts in the market (despite claims an integrated network would be slower).
I wonder how many business school case studies that might prompt?
#Greggs #supplychain #food
h/t FT
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