What is the best way to develop the safety stocks for FMCG products, Mainly Rice and Pulses?

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by ANIRBAN ROY , Team Member Logistics , Aditya Birla Online fashion

The best way is to decide upon a reordering point depending upon the service level we are looking forward .

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