Consumer products industry

Dear Experts ,
What exactly is process flow of  Consumer Products (fmcg industry ) Can any body give me cycle of Consumer products  industry ??
Regards
Senthilkumar N.K.

Hi,
FMCG is not as simple - I don't think anyone can explain this in one reply at the forum.
What FMCG stands for is FAST MOVING CONSUMER GOODS, because it is fast moving there are improved SAP functionality to address this specific business requirement.
I suggest you read the help files on help.sap.com SAP Retail for example.

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