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Rexam bags European Supply Chain Awards
26 Nov '05
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Global consumer packaging company and the world's leading beverage can maker, Rexam has been named overall winner of this year's European Supply Chain Excellence Awards.
It also picked up the main award in the separate Engineering and General Manufacturing category for the second year in a row.
Rexam's winning European & Asian beverage can operation beat off stiff competition from other blue chip companies, including O2, to win the overall award.
In its summary the judging panel commended Rexam for its ability to show an exemplary degree of adaptiveness and its ability to "work tirelessly and creatively to demonstrate to customers and suppliers the value they add to the supply chain".
In recent years Rexam has introduced a number of supply chain best practice models to improve business performance.
In this case, it started with a programme designed to build closer supplier partnerships by focusing on total cost (to both parties) rather than price.
Further developments such as e-portals are enhancing collaboration with customers and suppliers even further.
Lars Emilson, Rexam's Chief Executive, commented: "he is naturally delighted for the team and Rexam. Operational efficiency, allied to continuous improvement, is one of the corner stones of their overall strategy.
Their focus on this type of activity enables us to build strong and lasting relationships with their customers and streamline the supply chain to the benefit of all concerned.
It also picked up the main award in the separate Engineering and General Manufacturing category for the second year in a row.
Rexam's winning European & Asian beverage can operation beat off stiff competition from other blue chip companies, including O2, to win the overall award.
In its summary the judging panel commended Rexam for its ability to show an exemplary degree of adaptiveness and its ability to "work tirelessly and creatively to demonstrate to customers and suppliers the value they add to the supply chain".
In recent years Rexam has introduced a number of supply chain best practice models to improve business performance.
In this case, it started with a programme designed to build closer supplier partnerships by focusing on total cost (to both parties) rather than price.
Further developments such as e-portals are enhancing collaboration with customers and suppliers even further.
Lars Emilson, Rexam's Chief Executive, commented: "he is naturally delighted for the team and Rexam. Operational efficiency, allied to continuous improvement, is one of the corner stones of their overall strategy.
Their focus on this type of activity enables us to build strong and lasting relationships with their customers and streamline the supply chain to the benefit of all concerned.
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