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A supply chain for the electric fans, taking advantage of any global opportunities available to riordan manufacturing such as lower labor cost.

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a supply chain for the electric fans, taking advantage of any global opportunities available to riordan manufacturing such as lower labor cost.

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A Supply chain alternative for Riordan manufacturing to obtain comparative advantage in terms of cost will be to either set up a wholly owned fan manufacturing unit in low cost nation like China or source components/finished fans from China or countries like India.

In the case of sourcing via third party manufacturers, Riordan can set up a sourcing office in China to locate low cost manufacturers and source fan components or finished ...

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