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11.04.2012 Pallets and RTI (Returnable Transport Items) Seminar and working group meeting


29-03-2012

Join ECR Baltic Pallets and RTI (Returnable Transport Items) unification and pooling initiative seminar and working group meeting on 11th of April in Radisson Blu Hotel Latvia, Elizabetes Street 55, Riga.

It’s already more than a year when we gathered first time for pallet issues and more than 5 years since the first RTI initiative meetings for Dairy Crates! However only now we can say that the first milestone is done for alignment of EUR pallets assessment and RTI standard definition.

What you can expect from the seminar?

• Meet your trading partners (retailers & manufacturers) to discuss the pallets and RTI issues;
• Get Free Copies of ECR Baltic & EPAL EUR Pallet assessment cards (available in 5 languages) for day to day use in pallets management, discuss its application;
• Learn how to prolong your pallets life;
• Always the best option is to have a choice, learn about pallet pooling options from Chep;
• Networking ...

Please register before: 9th of April (limited space available!)

The Event Date: 11th April. Registration starts at 9:30. Hall Beta 2, Radisson Blu Latvia

NEW: AGENDA! | Invitation | Register here!

EUR pallet assessment cards Baltic version published:


14-03-2012

Download pdf in English | Russian | Lithuanian | Latvian | Estonian

Updated on 21.03.2012

EUR pallet assessment cards Baltic version

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07.03.2012 “Shopper Engagement” workshop with IGD in Riga, Tallink Hotel.


29-02-2012

Only few days left to register http://www.ecr-baltic.org/en/register-here/ for

07.03.2012  “Shopper Engagement” workshop with IGD in Riga, Tallink Hotel.

This is a one day workshop in English to put the shopper at the heart of brand, category, retail and commercial decision making. How to develop tactics and deliver processes to keep up with shopper trends in terms of range and merchandising, product category, store type and shopper mission?

This workshop is complimentary to the classic Category Management and a new Consumer-Shopper Journey Framework approach.

Registered attendees include: Account director marketing, Commercial Director, Marketing and Communications Director, Country Manager, Marketing director marketing, Commercial Insights Manager.

Learn more! (latviski)

shopper engagement

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14.03.2012  What Do Retailers Want From Your Supply Chain?”
with IGD in Riga, Tallink Hotel.

The one day workshop in English for established members of Supply Chain in FMCG sector from retail and supplier side.


This workshop will cover the top level supply chain strategies of a range of UK and global retailers (and a discussion of how this compares to retailers in the Baltic States). We will consider 6 supply chain tactics which retailers (in the UK/Europe and increasingly elsewhere) are using to deliver their business and supply chain strategies and what these mean for suppliers.  These include: order placement and lead times, inventory strategies and route to market, product formats, systems & processes, sustainability and collaboration. 

Registered attendees on IGD and ECR Baltic workshops include: RIMI Baltic, JYSK, Palink (IKI), Prisma, Kraft Foods, Cido (Royal Unibrew), Coca-Cola, Aldaris (Carlsberg), Poltsamaa Felix, Nutricia, Nestle, Ogilvy, Chep and more,…

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14.03.2012“What Do Retailers Want From Your Supply Chain (WRW)?” with IGD.COM in Riga, Tallink Hotel.

The one day workshop in English for established members of Supply Chain in FMCG sector from retail and supplier side.


The WRW workshop will cover the top level supply chain strategies across a range of retailers UK and global to see how they compare (as a discussion we will also get delegates to feed in how this is the same or different to what happens in the Baltic States). 6 supply chain tactics which retailers (in the UK/Europe and increasingly elsewhere) are using to deliver their business and supply chain strategies, including: order placement and lead times, inventory strategies, product formats, route to market, systems & processes, sustainability and collaboration.

 

Registered attendees on IGD and ECR Baltic workshops include: RIMI Baltic, JYSK, Palink (IKI), Cido (Royal Unibrew), Coca-Cola, Aldaris (Carlsberg), Poltsama Felix, Nutricia, Nestle, Ogilvy, Chep and more,…

 

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ECR Baltic Newsletter 1-2012


31-01-2012

Read in this newsletter:

  • News from ECR Baltic working groups (Baltic EUR Pallet assessment standard and Returnable/Reusable Transport Items standard proposal for dairy crates);
  • GDSN (Product Data Pool) Seminar and EDI working group meeting on 3rd February;
  • People development and training opportunities (Shopper Engagement, Supply Chain workshops in Riga, ECR Europe’s C&S Journey Framework for Category WG leaders, ECR LaB - The Consumer Goods Sector Executive Development Program, subsidized training opportunities);
  • EU grants opportunities for ECR Baltic and its members (Cluster program in Latvia);
  • Vote for ECR Baltic Forum 2012 City on FB!

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RTI Baltic Standard proposal (Dimensions of 3 crates set for Dairy produce)


26-01-2012

RTI Baltic Standard Proposal

Since 2007 Manufacturers and Retailers have been trying to come to agreement on unification and pooling of returnable transport items within ECR Baltic (Efficient Consumer Response Initiative in the Baltic States) framework. The current economic situation simply forces us to maintain and develop our supply chain in a sustainable and cost effective way.

Thus according to September – December 2011 RTI (Returnable Transport Items) Initiative meetings in Riga and Vilnius with participation of major retailers (Maxima, Rimi, Palink and Prisma) and dairy/meat manufacturers (Valio, Rakvere, Valmieras Piens, Rīgas piena kombināts, Rīgas piensaimnieks, Pieno Zvaigzdes, Zemaitijos Pienas) it was decided to start unification with dairy produce categories by implementing 3 crates set for standardization of dairy produce followed by crates set for meat, bakery, fruits and vegetables. As a second step towards unification is to agree on dimensions of proposed “Baltic Standard for Returnable Transport Items” followed by examining business models and tendering potential solution providers for specific crates solutions, pool and RTI management services.

IMPORTANT: If you are dairy / near dairy manufacturer/supplier, please carefully examine the attached letter with table of proposed dimensions of the “Baltic Standard for Returnable Transport Items” (Dairy produce 3 crates set). On behalf of ECR Baltic RTI unification initiative members we would like to ask you to give us a written answer if proposed standard covers your product range by 1st of February?


RTI past events:

Meeting at Riga Food 2011 | Presentations Pallets/RTI | Pallets working group

Poll for the RTI & Pallets meeting-seminar in April at doodle.com

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