A disappointing first quarter is prompting Target Corp. to take actions to more nimbly adapt to changes in customer demand and business conditions. Plans call for more markdowns, sifting
out excess inventory and order cancellations. “Farther up the supply chain, the company aims to add incremental holding capacity near U.S. ports to bring more flexibility and speed to parts of
the supply network most affected by external volatility as well as work with suppliers to shorten distances and lead times,” per Supermarket News.
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