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Depends on the food company; and I'd say more of them outsource it than don't. McDonald's, frequently considered to run one of the best supply chains in the wo
by niftich 8y ago
Depends on the food company; and I'd say more of them outsource it than don't.
McDonald's, frequently considered to run one of the best supply chains in the world, outsources nearly all of their logistics to "white label" food distributors like those owned by Reyes Holdings [1][2], who then dispatch food in McDonalds's-branded trailers, but handle every aspect of distribution.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reyes_Holdings https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reyes_Holdings [2] http://martinbrower.com/our-story.html http://martinbrower.com/our-story.html
- brudgers 8y agoBefore I worked in precast I did a lot of temp industrial work. One of those assignments back in the late 1980's was in a Martin Brower warehouse for all the McDonald's in Florida plus the one in Guantanamo. Thirty years ago, they were incredibly organized and efficient. A lot of that efficiency came from 19th century technology: a rail spur where boxcars of french fries and pickles pulled up. Since they're still in business, I imagine that time has made them Moore's Law more efficient.
- kgwgk 8y agoTIL there is a McDonalds in Guantanamo.