Fast Food Supply Chain Insights
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- Domino's Pizza is one of the largest pizza chains worldwide with over 8,500 stores across 55 countries. Domino's first entered the Indian market in 1996 and now has over 274 stores across 55 cities. - Domino's supply chain sources raw materials like wheat, vegetables, and spices from various regions in India and other countries. The wheat is processed into dough at commissaries and distributed to stores in refrigerated trucks. - Stores include both regular and express formats to allow for both delivery and walk-in orders. The supply chain ensures frozen foods are kept between -18°C to 1-4°C during transportation and storage.
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Fast Food Supply Chain Insights
- 1. FAST FOOD INDUSTRY SUBMITTED BY : VIVEK UPADHYAY
- 2. FAST FOOD INDUSTRY •World’s largest growing food type. • Industrial growth is 40% a year. •Foreign investments are worth Rs.3600 million (1/4th total investment in this sector) • McDonalds India is the market leader in this industry.
- 3. MAJORPLAYERS
- 5. OVERVIEW • Founded in 1965 by Tom Monaghan. • About 8,500 corporate and franchised stores in 55 countries. • Domino's Pizza outlet in India opened in 1996. • Close to 274 outlets in 55 cities of India.
- 6. PRODUCTS • Pizzas • Pastas • Breadsticks • Cheese Dips • Beverages • Chocolava Cake
- 7. DOMINOS SUPPLY CHAIN 1. Procurement of raw materials • Raw materials like wheat, baby corn, tomatoes and spices are got, out of which wheat was bought in from Jalandhar and then sent to the commissaries in refrigerated trucks. • 4 commissaries (Regional Centralized Facilities) - Delhi - Bangalore - Kolkata - Mumbai
- 8. 2. Distribution • Pizza dough processed from the wheat is then sent to the retail outlets again in refrigerated trucks. • Logistics requirement for sending frozen foods, at a temperature of ₋18⁰C and of refrigerated trucks in which food is sent at a temperature range of between 1 to 4⁰C.
- 9. 3. Retail Outlets • Regular stores • Super stores : High traffic, More counters • Express stores : those where people were expected to walk in and order rather than ask for home delivery.
- 11. Outsourcing the Ingredients ITEM PLACE Wheat Jalandhar (Punjab) Cheese Karnal, Haryana Tomatoes Bhubaneshwar, Orissa Spice South India Baby Corn Nepal Exotic Vegetables Sri Lanka Pepperoni Australia Jalapeno Spain
- 13. OVERVIEW • One of the flagship brands of Yum! Brands, Inc. • 12,500 restaurants across 91 countries • Indian outlet opened in June 1996 in Bangalore. • 147 restaurants across 36 cities in India.
- 14. PRODUCTS • Pizzas • Pastas • Soups and Salads • Appetizers • Beverages • Desserts
- 15. SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLIERS Direct Suppliers - Pepsi - Cremica Group Indirect Suppliers - Meat market - Vegetable market - Sauce companies
- 16. COLD CHAIN LOGISTICS • Equipped with Carrier and Thermo King transport temperature control units. • Cold storage capacity is between 100 tonnes and 1,200 tonnes. • 16 warehouses and 110 trucks
- 18. Thank You