Supply Chain - GCSE Business Definition

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A supply chain is the system involved in the production and delivery of a product. From the initial sourcing of raw materials to the final delivery to consumers, a network of organisations, people, activities, information, and resources work together to move a product to retailers and customers.

Effective supply chain management enhances efficiency, reduces costs, and ensures that products are completed and delivered on time, meeting customer demands. In GCSE Business, understanding the supply chain helps students appreciate how businesses coordinate operations to maintain high levels of customer satisfaction and competitiveness in the market.

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