Upstream Contingency Plans

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Upstream contingency plans are strategies and actions in supply chain management designed to identify and mitigate risks in the upstream segment of the supply chain. They include alternative sourcing, transportation routes, and production capacities to ensure supply continuity in case of supplier disruptions or other upstream events.

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