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Hartlief Continental Meat Products

Procurement · Raw material supply

Plant 7200, Windhoek
Board date 2 September 2026

Frozen meat replenishment board

Hume International pork into Plant 7200 through the Cape Town cold store. Two decisions kept separate: when to place an order on Hume, governed by the three month supply lead time, and when to release a container from CT to Hartlief, governed by the shorter cold store lead time. Select any material row for its full order book.

Select a summary card or any material row to open the order book, with sales order, purchase order, origin, price and dates for every consignment.

Capture

Captured consignments

Entries saved on this board. On order and in transit quantities count towards pipeline stock in the order decision; held at CT quantities are counted as float when the CT stock figure is left at its default.

MaterialPurchase orderSales orderQuantity (kg)OriginETA HartliefPermitStatus

Order decisions, Hume

Ordering is judged on everything in the system: plant stock, CT stock, and quantities already ordered and on the water. The order point is demand consumed across the full pipeline, Hume lead time plus CT release time, plus the service buffer. Once pipeline stock falls below that line, no order placed today arrives in time, so the order point is the last safe moment rather than a warning.

MaterialPipeline stock (kg)On order (kg)Order point (kg)Weekly demand (kg)Order quantity (kg)ContainersOrder decision

Draw decisions, Cape Town cold store

Releasing from CT is a separate and much shorter decision. Plant stock runs down against weekly demand; when plant cover falls inside the CT release time plus buffer, a container is released and the DVS single consignment permit is applied for at that point. The 26 week strip projects plant stock: green is covered by plant stock and scheduled arrivals, ochre is covered only by drawing the CT float, red is uncovered by either.

MaterialPlant stock (kg)CT stock (kg)Plant cover (days)Release point (kg)Release byNext 26 weeksDraw decision

Strip:coveredon safety stock floatuncoveredarrival week

Float adequacy against the three month lead time

The safety stock plan sized the float at one container per material against a four week buffer. At a three month supply lead time the test is different: the float must hold production together for as long as a replacement order takes to arrive.

MaterialContainer (kg)Cover from one container (weeks)Pipeline demand (kg)Float needed (containers)Verdict

Container programme against order dates

Each scheduled sailing worked back to the date the order had to reach Hume. These lines carry no purchase order, so a passed order date means the sailing cannot be met.

MaterialQuantity (kg)Value (N$)Order byArrives CTArrives HartliefStatus
Working notes: today is taken as 2 September 2026. Weekly demand is derived from the Hume container schedule as a proxy and should be replaced with the production forecast, since demand taken from the schedule cannot test whether the schedule itself is adequate. Order book details are reproduced from the confirmed orders sheet of 10.06.2026; fields shown as not on file are absent from that source, including all permit numbers, vessel names and container numbers. Nothing is written back to SAP.
Hartlief Continental Meat Products, Plant 7200. Internal procurement tool.Prepared through Liosel Investment Solution CC