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February 20th 2013

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Horsemeat scandal: the lesson from a Japanese car manufacturer

Forget imposing more regulation. Better supply chains come from dropping the obsession with managing cost downwards

Full Story: The Guardian

Posted at 9:18pm.

Horsemeat scandal: the lesson from a Japanese car manufacturer Forget imposing more regulation. Better supply chains come from dropping the obsession with managing cost downwards Full Story: The Guardian
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    Have regulation & cost control displaced quality?.
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