How manufacturers can increase their investment ROI by moving to performance-based trade terms
For any consumer goods manufacturer the topic of trade terms and trade investment is often an uncomfortable one. Over time trade terms have increased but the relative returns for the manufacturer have not been felt, therefore resulting in terms that don’t drive strategy.
In the past it was easier to justify keeping trade terms the same because there was almost guaranteed growth. However, today the pressure to change terms could mean the difference between surviving or folding.
I&J
The roots of Irvin & Johnson Limited (I&J) are steeped in the history of South Africa's trawling industry. From its modest beginnings, Irvin & Johnson has established itself as South Africa's leading fishing company and multi-national processor and marketer of an extensive range of branded frozen and chilled convenience foods. Read more
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