Adidas Has Begun Integrating The Supply Chain For Its Two Brands

As part of the structural changes being implemented following its tie-up with Reebok, Adidas is centralizing distribution and logistic functions which were previously in the hands of their respective headquarters, their subsidiaries and their service providers, triggering annual projected savings of €20 million a year. Three-fourths of these cost savings ...

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