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Case Study: Nomax, Inc.
Nomax, Inc. is excited to have received a Cardinal Health Supply Chain Excellence Award for 2016. Cardinal Health is a wholesale distributor for Effer-K with an extensive distribution network ensuring that Effer-K is available to customers throughout the country. Cardinal Health uses ten metrics to measure a manufacturers performance throughout the year and awards manufacturers who earn 124 out of the total 155 points possible. We are honored to have received the Supply Chain Excellence Award which demonstrates our dedication to outstanding customer service and customer
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