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Rush Seasonal Sourcing Qatar

Launch date met with 20,000 units in stores at week 1; sell-through 86% in the first 3 weeks; total logistics cost 38% below the all-air worst case.

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Rush Seasonal Sourcing Qatar: project record

The buyer brief arrived 6 weeks before launch; full sea freight needed 9 weeks; the original supplier could not guarantee volumes on time.

Buyer and project
A Doha, Qatar retailer with 14 hypermarkets, launching a Ramadan home-textile promotion.
Products and scope
Home textiles; 60,000 units of curtains, cushion covers, and table linen in 3 coordinated collections.

What LifaSourcing.com did

  1. Split sourcing: 40,000 units by sea, 20,000 by air, timed to stagger delivery.

  2. Qualified 4 suppliers for split orders with identical dye-lot management.

  3. Negotiated airfreight at 60% of spot rate via a volume commitment.

  4. Managed promotion timing: air tranche for launch-week display, sea tranche for replenishment.

Recorded result

Launch date met with 20,000 units in stores at week 1; sell-through 86% in the first 3 weeks; total logistics cost 38% below the all-air worst case.

Company record

A proven case study from LifaSourcing.com's historical work archive. The result above records the status reached in this project.

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