Foreign Experience in Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the Textile Industry

Abstract

This article analyzes foreign experiences in the management of logistics and supply chains in the textile industry. Since the 1980s, the Just-in-Time concept and APS (Advanced Planning and Scheduling) systems have been shown to be an important factor in improving the efficiency of logistics processes. The Supply Chain Management (SCM) approach proposes to manage logistics processes as a single system to achieve strategic efficiency. The article discusses China's research in the field of logistics and its unique approaches to it, as well as its adaptation to International standards. In particular, practical experiences in resource management, cooperation with suppliers, and opportunities for creating economic benefits are presented.

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