What activities are included in the supply chain?

 The "Who's Who" in the supply chain can vary depending on the specific industry and the particular company. However, some of the key players in the supply chain activity may include:

Suppliers: These are the businesses that provide raw materials, components, or finished goods to other companies in the supply chain.

Manufacturers: These are the companies that transform raw materials or components into finished products.

Distributors: These are the companies that help move products from manufacturers to retailers or directly to customers.

Retailers: These are the businesses that sell products to consumers either through physical stores, online, or both.

Logistics providers: These are the companies that handle transportation, warehousing, and distribution of products within the supply chain.

Freight carriers: These are the companies that move goods from one location to another, either by road, rail, air, or sea.

Third-party logistics (3PL) providers: These are the companies that offer logistics and supply chain management services to other businesses.

Technology providers: These are the companies that provide software and other technologies to help manage supply chain operations, such as inventory tracking, warehouse management, and transportation planning.

Government agencies: These are entities that regulate the movement of goods, such as customs and border protection, transportation departments, and trade commissions.

Customers: These are the individuals or businesses that purchase products from retailers or directly from manufacturers.