Thank you to our 2022 attendees
for attending the FMI Supply Chain Forum.

 

Better Together – Collaborating across the entire value chain to restore equilibrium, identify supply chain root causes, share best practices, develop roadmaps, and embed greater resilience in the system.  

We focus on addressing the systemic end-to-end capacity, labor and cost challenges impacting efficiency, resiliency and business continuity designed to better serve consumers.

 



The FMI Supply Chain Forum welcomes retailers and suppliers
to engage in meaningful, open, and timely conversations.

 


2022 Participating Companies:




Forklift 460x410

 

2022 Priority Focus Areas

  • Transportation & Logistics
  • Value Chain Collaboration
  • Labor Shortage & Workforce Challenges

Review 2022 Schedule Details

 

COLLABORATE ON:

Transportation & Logistics:

Backhaul
Public Policy Advocacy
Drop Trailer Strategy
Hub & Spoke Networks

Collaboration & Communication:

Digital Visibility Capabilities
Bilateral Transparency
Demand Planning
Reliable Data Sharing

Labor Shortage & Workforce Challenges:

Restoring Access to Labor
Future Workplace Adaptation
Enhancing Industry Reputation

EXPECT TO:

  • Engage in open, honest, and timely conversations with industry partners. 
  • Identify root causes and bottlenecks impacting the end-to-end supply chain. 
  • Address immediate needs to restore supply chain equilibrium and product availability flow.
  • Develop transformative roadmaps to unlock efficiencies and build long-term capacity and resilience. 

WHO ATTENDS:

  • Senior and mid-level executives in supply chain, logistics, merchandising, procurement, retail operations, transportation warehousing, and sales, customer supply chain. 
  • Retail, wholesale, product supplier, associate members.

Title Sponsor

Media Partner

Interested in sponsoring? Unique opportunities available

contact us


More Resources from FMI

Winter Weather Outlook for the Food Industry

Jan 9, 2023
The weather—we all talk about it, watch it intensely and constantly wondering what the weather will be. In a business sense, knowing possible long-term weather trends and potential conditions can help the food industry prepare for supply chain ...

3 Easy Ways to Jumpstart Your Plans for Supermarket Employee Day 2.22.23

Jan 9, 2023
There are more than 40,000 stores that sell food and grocery items in the U.S. alone. Millions of supermarket employees come to work daily to keep shelves stocked and to provide communities with essential services that help them survive and ...

Does That Empty Shelf Mean There’s a Product Shortage?

Jan 4, 2023
SKU rationalization is a process by which food retailers and manufacturers manage their inventories to be able to offer their customers the most in-demand products or create shelf space for new and innovative ...