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Heineken Beer Supply Chain Network
The major countries where the Heineken Breweries are located are: 1. Netherlands 2. Burundi 3. Cameroon 4. Congo 5. Egypt 6. Ghana 7. Israel 8. Jordan 9. Lebanon 10. Morocco 11. Namibia 12. Nigeria 13. Rwanda 14. Sierra Leon 15. Cambodia 16. China 17. Indonesia 18. Malaysia 19. New Zealand 20. Papua New Guinea 21. Singapore 22. Thailand 23. Vietnam 24. Argentina 25. Bahamas 26. Brazil 27. Chile 28. Costa Rica 29. Dominican Republic 30. Haiti 31. Jamaica 32. Nicarcagua 33. Panama 34. Saint Lucia 35. Surinam 36. Austria 37. Belgium 38. Bulgeria 39. Croatia 40. Czech Republic 41. Finland 42. France 43. Germany 44. Greece 45. Hungary 46. Ireland 47. Italy 48. Kzakhastan 49. Poland 50. Portugal 51. Romania 52. Russia 53. Slovakia 54. Spain 55. Switzerland

The side bar gives most of the companies where Heineken Breweries are located. Some of the most important breweries have been placed in the above world map.

Supply Chain for Heineken: Heineken manufactures its beers in the Netherlands. Once an order is placed, the beer shipment is sent to the nearest demand point and delivered via truck to the distributor. The beer is then sent by the distributor to bars, restaurants, etc.
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* Owns 125 breweries in more than 70 countries * Consists of wholly-owned companies, licence agreements, affiliates and strategic partnerships and alliances * Distributors benefit from the reduction in procurement costs as well as smaller inventory, and shorter cycle times. Order * Planning time has been cut from 3 days per month to 45 minutes. Distributors are also able to track their orders via their web * Page and get a much more accurate forecast of their order’s arrival date.
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* Inventory stored in strategically

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