SKU-Based Replenishment Planning

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SKU-based replenishment planning is a supply chain process that determines the optimal timing and quantity for replenishing individual stock keeping units (SKUs) based on factors such as demand forecasts, current inventory levels, and lead times, in order to ensure product availability while minimizing stockouts and carrying costs.

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