A value chain is the sequence of business processes in which value is added to a product or service. Consider a manufacturing company that produces and sells dog food. Match each business activity listed on the left with the element of the value chain that best describes it. Each item has only one correct answer.
Advertising products to consumers Combining material, labour and overhead to produce dog food Responding to internet enquiries for new flavours. Enforcing time and quality standards for raw material suppliers Investigating ways to develop a range of cat food Implementing a new quality assurance process. Selecting retailers to sell dog food to end consumers Supplier and raw material management Research and development Customer service Product manufacture Product and process design Marketing and sales Distribution management
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