A distribution bottleneck occurs when a constraint in the supply chain—like limited warehouse capacity, port delays, or inadequate transport—restricts the flow of goods to the market. It is used to identify critical chokepoints that require strategic investment or process optimization. Manufacturers, logistics providers, and retailers benefit by reducing delays, lowering holding costs, and improving customer satisfaction through more reliable product availability.
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