P&G Supply Chain Strategy | Tupperware | Supply Chain Case Study | P&G Logistics Best Practices

Procter & Gamble (P&G), the world's largest consumer packaged goods (CPG) company, In the early 2010s, Procter & Gamble identified a low load factor problem in its transport operations.

This underutilization problem of transport capacities faced by P&G was happening in one of its multiple logistics corridors. The company was sending shipments of detergents between Belgium's Mechelen, and Athens in Greece.

P&G shipments of detergents consisted in an intermodal solution of road and railway transport, that was using 95% of the maximum weight capacity of the vehicles but only 50% of the volume capacity.

This case study explains One of the innovative solutions that is designed to reduce capacity underutilization using logistics collaboration among different companies that might involve jointly using transport capacities and warehouses or co-loading.

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