A Study on Material Management and Inventory Control at Karnataka Soap and Detergents Limited, Bangalore.

Abstract

Soap is one of the essential part of life in today's world. Since it is a non-powerful buyer product, it has a large market. The entire cleaning industry is undergoing changes for a number of reasons, such as the increase in raw material costs due to government relations and vitality issues. Constantly changing innovations and the constant desire of individuals and associations to create better products at more realistic speeds are also driving dynamic progress. More cleaner manufacturers are trying to capture the guideline of the entire industry by showing and keeping enough items. India's cleaning business faces vicious competition, and multinational companies overwhelm the market. Especially during 1992-1993, they also face extreme risks from a dynamic and ambitious new channel. We once again consider the historical background of detergents and cleaners. Almost 2,000 years ago, humans thought about detergents in the 1970s. Whenever Mr. Gao accidentally discovered the detergent, when the meat was flowing in the fiery haze. This kind of bulging like items is a detergent, and has the characteristics of foaming and cleaning. In 1193 the main business group of A.D. cleaners was manufactured and promoted in London by M/s Bristol Cleaner, and since then. The main patent for making cleaners was taken in London. The use of detergents in the world in 1886 is said to be 21,000 tons