Perspective in future food and fresh supply chains due to digitalisation of customers, e-commerce and blurring.

1. Food-for-the-city:
Supply chain 2.0
Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Walther Ploos van Amstel
November 2016

2. Food-for-thought
Precision-guide logistics
Strong growth in ‘last mile’
Fresh supply chains 2025

5. Picnic’s lessons learned
Focus on the right consumer
Own warehouse
Smart LEFV’s
Stockless: pull
Planning 2.0
Advanced ICT
Talent: out of the box
Role of suppliers in supply chain?

6. Precision-guided logistics

7. Precision-guided logistics

8. Also in B2B…

9. Fulfilment cost over 20% of sales
more handling, smaller orders, time critical
Value
density
Packaging density
Handling
Inventory
Transport
and
storage

10. Strategie
performance
processes
Planning and
control
ICT
organisation
nationalandEU
policies
localpolicies
NEW SUPPLY CHAINS

11. New supply chains
‘Personalised mobility’
Customer in control
Value of time
Clean, silent and safe
Public freight transportation
Connected/social
‘Slow mobility’
Low cost
Ecocombi
Platoons
Synchromodal
ITS

12. Strategie
performance
processes
Planning and
control
ICT
organisation
nationalandEU
policies
localpolicies
NEW SUPPLY CHAINS
ALIGN SUPPLY CHAIN

13. Open data?
Public freight transportation?

15. • From push to pull
• From slow to fast
• From bulk to fine mashed
• From own capacity to sharing
• From fossil to clean
• From closed to open
• From blind to clairvoyant
• From private to public private

16. 16
strategie
performance
objectives
processes
planning and
control
ICT
organisation
strategie
performance
objectives
processes
planning and
control
ICT
organisation
strategie
performance
objectives
processes
planning and
control
ICT
organisation
NEW SUPPLY CHAINS
ALIGN SUPPLY CHAIN
SOCIAL INNOVATION

17. Take home?