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and Globalization
Tesco's stores are divided into six formats, differentiated by size and the range of products sold. These are shown below:
Tesco's Containerization
Every day about 200 20ft containers full of clothing, TV sets, barbecues and shopping trolleys are winched on to cargo boats and shipped out of Hong Kong's Kwai Chung port bound for Tesco stores around the world.
Tesco International Sourcing (TIS), as the division is called, uses more than 800 suppliers across 1,200 factories around the globe.
TIS procures goods from 44 countries, with the vast majority coming from China and Hong Kong, using containerization, just like this port here.
Tesco's Overall Globalization
After a gradual expansion into Ireland and an unsuccessful expansion into France in the 1990s, Tesco began a rapid expansion in the late 1990s into emerging markets focusing on Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia.
With this rapid global expanse of outlets, Tesco have needed to increase there supply of goods going to the 3000 stores around the world; they are struggling.
The balance is tipping as even though Tesco is now producing fairtrade clothing it is struggling to control their factories and suppliers
Can Tesco keep out the wrong...
and keep in the right...
Global Expansion
or fear becoming...
the next Primark.
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Fairtrade partners with Tesco and M&S for clothing push
Tesco is accused today of exploiting workers who are paid an average 16p an hour.
Britain’s largest retailer Tesco today comes under fire over 7p an hour garment workers in Bangladesh as shareholders prepare to hail the company’s record £3 billion profits at its annual meeting.
Tesco is a British TNC headquartered in Cheshunt, United Kingdom.
Third-largest retailer in the world.
Founded in 1919 by Jack Cohen
Since the early 1990s Tesco has diversified into other areas such as books, CLOTHING, electronics, furniture, petrol and software, financial services, TELECOMS, and music downloads.
Child Labour
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