• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• INTRODUCTION
• frozen fruit Industry
• Global Supply Chain of frozen fruit Industry
• Current Trends of External Risk in Global Supply Chain in Frozen Fruit Walmart Canad Industry
• Vulnerability analysis (of supply chain systems, processes and components)
• Risk Prioritisation (along the supply chain and identify tools and strategies to monitor and/or prevent them)
• Financial implications and impact of identified supply chain risks
• Strategies and tools to mitigate risks (that should be considered during network design)
• Back-up and contingency plans (for various supply chain risk factors)
• Use/benefits of diversifying suppliers and service providers ( ensuring supplier quality, multi-sourcing, insurance, and legal advice in the process of mitigating risk.)
• Trade-offs to minimize risk impact (and guide supply chain decision-making e.g., by transferring, avoiding, reducing or accepting identified risks).
• Policies, procedures and physical controls (to manage identified risks, maintain best practices, and ensure regulatory compliance)
• SUGGESTIONS
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES

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