Supply continuity
A stocking program turns a large production run into scheduled releases. You commit to an annual or seasonal volume, we hold the inventory, and you draw against it as your line requires.
We agree a specification, an estimated annual volume, and a release schedule. Production is planned against that forecast so material is already made and available when you call it off, instead of starting a lead time with every purchase order.
Programs suit repeat specifications with steady or seasonal demand: a bag you run every week, a pail you buy every month, a bulk bag tied to a production campaign. One-off or experimental specifications are usually better handled as straight orders.
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