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US retailer Target is testing a new supply chain management approach as it looks to maintain a brick-and-mortar presence and keep the concept of bricks-and-mortar relevant. While the tag “flow centre” may need reworking, the premise is quite strong: the centre replenishes stocks faster than the standard warehouse format. This piece in Forbes examines the idea in greater detail.
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