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Sourcing
Consumer goods originate through the global sourcing network.
Division 03 · Capabilities
FMCG Distribution
Inventory management, routing and retail / wholesale reach that let fast-moving consumer goods keep moving.
- Distribution
- Inventory
- Retail & wholesale
01Overview
Consumer goods move on rhythm, not on occasion.
FMCG distribution is a test of timing. Fast-moving consumer goods reward partners who keep inventory positioned where demand is already waiting, and punish those who do not. Vitesse applies the same proactive logic used in sourcing to the movement and placement of consumer goods.
Distribution capability is organised as a network rather than a route: inventory, routing and channel reach working together so that goods reach retail, wholesale and commercial points without stalling between them.
Division 03
02Distribution Network
A network, drawn around demand.
The distribution network connects the warehousing layer to the points where consumer goods are actually consumed — retail shelves, wholesale depots and commercial buyers served out of a North American base with global sourcing behind it.
- Warehouse-to-shelf connectivity
- Retail and wholesale channel reach
- Coverage built around demand concentration
- Sourcing visibility across the network
03Inventory Management
Right stock, right place, right time.
FMCG inventory has a short patience. Stock is managed against movement so that goods are held where they will be needed next rather than where they happened to arrive.
04Routing
Routes planned before the order lands.
Routing is planned around channel, destination and delivery window. Consistent routing is what turns distribution from a series of deliveries into a system.
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Position
Inventory is placed at the node closest to expected demand.
02
Compile
Orders are grouped by channel, destination and delivery window.
03
Route
Movements are sequenced across the distribution network.
04
Replenish
Delivered volume is replaced ahead of the next cycle.
05Retail / Wholesale Distribution
Two channels, one plan.
Retail and wholesale require different rhythms and different volumes. Serving both from the same network allows inventory and routing decisions to be made across the channel mix rather than in isolation.
06Supply Chain Flow
The FMCG distribution path.
The capability set delivered by the FMCG Distribution division inside one integrated supply chain.
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Receiving
Goods are received and prepared for distribution mode.
03
Inventory Placement
Stock positioned against expected demand by node.
04
Order Consolidation
Volume grouped by channel, destination and window.
05
Routing
Movements sequenced across the distribution network.
06
Channel Delivery
Replenishment arrives at retail, wholesale and commercial points.
Fast-moving goods do not wait for a slow network.
FMCG Distribution operates as one of four divisions inside the same company — the handover to the next layer is part of the design, not a separate engagement.
05What it delivers
What the partner gets back.
Three outcomes the FMCG Distribution division is built to produce.
Availability
Inventory positioned where demand already exists.
Rhythm
A repeatable distribution cycle instead of reactive deliveries.
Channel coverage
Retail and wholesale served from one network and one plan.
06Division flow
How this division moves.
The five stages the division runs on, from first commitment to expansion.
01
Source
Goods originate through the Asian sourcing and manufacturing network.
02
Trade
Cross-border trade is handled inside one accountable corporate structure.
03
Position
Stock is placed at the node closest to expected demand.
04
Distribute
Inventory is routed through retail, wholesale and commercial channels.
05
Replenish
Delivered volume is replaced ahead of the next cycle.
Fast-moving goods do not wait for a slow network.
Vitesse Ventures LLC — FMCG Distribution
07Related divisions
Where this hands off next.
Divisions are connected by design — these two share the most work with this one.
08Working with us
What happens after you get in touch.
The enquiry follows the same four steps regardless of which division it enters.
Step 01
Requirement
Demand is defined with the partner, including volume, destination and timing.
Step 02
Origination
Sourcing runs through the Asian manufacturing network to identify supply.
Step 03
Commitment
Terms are agreed and capacity is committed ahead of the production window.
Step 04
Release
Goods move into the logistics and warehousing arm of the same structure.
FMCG DistributionFast-moving goods do not wait for a slow network.
Next step
Bring your fmcg distribution requirement to us.
Volume, destination, timing and the operational horizon — define the requirement once and the same structure carries it forward.
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