Gomak Incorporation is a relatively small organization in the supply sector. The business imports 28 products in the food industry that it distributes throughout North America. In order to enhance its current cash utilization, it is considering shifting its inventory policy. It is most imperative that the product is a Guerande salt ordered directly from the producer three times per year. Mr Gauthier is considering changing the order routine to improve both the business's operation and cash flow.
PUBLICATION DATE: September 05, 2013 PRODUCT #: HEC063-PDF-ENG
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