‘Britain becoming a nation of stock-keepers’ warning

Firms are abandoning just-in-time practices and keeping high levels of stock, according to new research by corporate barter firm Active International.

Almost three-quarters of respondents said they regularly stored 5 per cent of annual stock, while just under 9 per cent said unused stock was more than 10 per cent of the total.

“Just-in-time is not something we come across much anymore,” said Tim Glover, managing director of Active International, which has barter clients across many sectors. “Firms are...

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