Abstract:
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) distribution in Pakistan is a vital component of the
country's economy. FMCG products are goods that are sold quickly and at a relatively low cost,
such as food and beverages, personal care items, household cleaning products, and other similar
products.
The distribution network for FMCG products in Pakistan is quite extensive and involves several
layers. The primary distribution network typically involves manufacturers or brand owners
selling their products to wholesale distributors, who then sell them to retailers. These retailers, in
turn, sell the products directly to end consumers.
The distribution of FMCG products in Pakistan is also influenced by several factors, including
the country's large population, diverse cultures, and varied socioeconomic conditions. As a
result, companies that distribute FMCG products in Pakistan often need to tailor their distribution
strategies to meet the specific needs and preferences of different regions and consumer segments.
In recent years, there has been a significant shift towards modern trade channels, such as
supermarkets and hypermarkets, in Pakistan's FMCG distribution landscape. However,
traditional channels, such as small independent stores, still account for a substantial portion of
FMCG sales in the country.
Overall, FMCG distribution in Pakistan remains a highly competitive and challenging business.
Companies that succeed in this market often have strong distribution networks, efficient supply
chain management, and the ability to adapt quickly to changing consumer preferences and
market conditions. S&N Enterprises in order to thrive in this competitive environment
wanted to inculcate a new information system to evolve into an efficient and effective
distribution firm.