Convenience
Chain Takes Charge of its Supply Chain
Company Profile
- Founded
in 1952 in Altoona, PA
- 300
convenience stores in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland,
Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina
- Family-owned
business culture
- $2.3
billion in revenue
- 24-hour
stores
- Own
brand of gasoline and their own fuel distributors
- Plans
to double growth
Sheetz Goals
- Streamlined
supply chain
- Efficient,
cost effective operations
- Optimal
freight opportunities
- Smooth
transition from 3PL
- On-time
completion and start-up
Improvement
Strategy
Outsourcing
"non-core" functions is a trend for many organizations,
so it is remarkable to witness a company bucking the tide
and successfully taking on management of its own distribution
and logistics operations.
The company,
Sheetz, Inc. of Altoona, Pa., is a national leader in the
convenience store industry. As a hybrid business offering
a large array of products and services at each location, Sheetz
needed an integrated supply chain that would capture both
retail and wholesale dollars and manage them to improve the
company's margins.
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how Tompkins and Sheetz made it all happen.
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The
Road to Self-Distribution
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the nuts and bolts of Sheetz' warehouse design, facility layout
and process flow and material handling systems.
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Taking
Charge
Sheetz
shifts from 3PL to its own distribution center and truck fleet
for better control as it grows.
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