EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE AND SUPPLY CHAIN PERFORMANCE IN THE BISCUIT INDUSTRY OF PAKISTAN

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2024-08-08
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UMT,Lahore
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The biscuit industry in Pakistan operates in a highly vulnerable and risky business environment, due to currency depreciation, continuous increases in energy prices, and tax burden. Current wars between countries and Red Sea issues at ports create a shortage of raw materials in Pakistan. The biscuit industry in Pakistan faces two major types of risk micro and macro. Both risks badly impact the resilience and performance of the biscuit industry. Micro risks are day-to-day and recurrent, and macro risks are rare adverse events. Supply chain visibility and supply chain flexibility are used as vulnerability mitigation strategies in this study. The study aimsto investigate the impact of vulnerability mitigation strategies on supply chain resilience,supply chain performance, and supply chain risk. Supply chain resilience is used as a mediation between vulnerability mitigation strategy and supply chain performance. Supply chain risk acts as a mediator between vulnerability mitigation strategy and supply chain resilience. Supply chain information sharing is used as a moderator between supply chain flexibility and performance, and between supply chain flexibility and resilience. The comparison between Punjab and Sindh biscuit industry practices in the supply chain is evaluated.
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