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POP THE SODA SHOP - PRODUCTS Product Name Pkg #Btls Size 18pk RAMUNE CARBONATED SOFT DRINK FROM JAPAN with GLASS BALL ON TOP 18/200ml Glass 18 200ML 18pk RAMUNE GRAPE SODA FROM JAPAN WITH MARBLE STOPPER 18x200ml "Gu-Re-Pu Is Good 4 U" Glass 18 200ML 18pk RAMUNE MELON SODA FROM JAPAN GLASS BALL ON TOP 18/200ml Drink RaMuNe & You'll Be Glass 18 200ML 18pk RAMUNE ORANGE JAPANESE SOFT DRINK with GLASS BALL ON TOP 18/200ml Glass 18 200ML 18pk RAMUNE PLUM SODA w/ MARBLE TOP FROM JAPAN "Ram-Umé"! We Begged Them To Make It! Glass 18 200ML 18pk RAMUNE STRAWBERRY SODA IN GLASS BOTTLE WITH MARBLE ON TOP 18/200ml FROM JAPAN Glass 18 200ML A&W ROOT BEER LONGNECKS 6x4x12oz "That Frosty Mug Taste" But Neither 'Frostie' nor 'Mug' Glass 24 12 OZ ABITA ROOT BEER OF LOUISIANA w/cane sugar "A Cajun Brew" Glass 24 12 OZ ABSTRACT ENERGY 24x12oz LONGNECKS "Makes You Feel Like Salvador Dali With A Paintball Gun" Glass 24 12 OZ ABU ABED MANGO ENERGY DRINK FROM LEBANON 24x266ml "Abu Abed Recommends It!" Glass 24 266ML ABU ABED ORANGE ENERGY DRINK FROM LEBANON 24x266ml "Curls up the ends of your moustache" Glass 24 266ML ABU ABED ORIGINAL ENERGY DRINK FROM LEBANON 24x266ml LONGNECKS "It'll Make Your Fez Glass 24 266ML ABU ABED PEACH ENERGY DRINK FROM LEBANON 24x266ml "Peachy Power From The Land Of Cedars" Glass 24 266ML AJ STEPHANS BIRCH BEER FROM BOSTON 24/12oz "White Birch is the Right Birch" Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS BLACK CHERRY FROM CAPE PORPOISE, MAINE "old style" 24x12oz BOTTLES Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS BUTTERSCOTCH CREAM "Sweet & Buttery Like A Boston Scone" 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS BUTTERSCOTCH ROOT BEER WITH CANE SUGAR 24/12oz FROM BOSTON 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS CREAM "Boston Cream" IN THE taller LONG NECK BOTTLE Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS GINGER BEER "New England's Best Tonic" BOSTON 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS LEMONADE 24x12oz "Slakes Your Thirst On Hot Summer Days On Martha's Vineyard" Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS LEMON-LIME GREEN SODA IN LONGNECKS FROM BOSTON 24/12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS ORANGE CREAM SODA FROM BOSTON WITH CANE SUGAR 24/12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS RASPBERRY-LIME RICKEY OF BOSTON 24/12oz LN "Best Tonic in a Long Neck" Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS ROOT BEER WITH CANE SUGAR 24/12oz FROM BOSTON Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS SARSAPARILLA FROM BOSTON WITH CANE SUGAR 24/12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AJ STEPHANS STRAWBERRY FROM CAPE PORPOISE, MAINE "wild!" 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ ALE-8-ONE FROM WINCHESTER KENTUCKY "a late one" 4/6/12oz BROUGHT WEST BY REAL SODA Glass 24 12 OZ ALMDUDLER KRÄUTERLIMONADE Herbal Soft Drink Imported From Austria 20x350ml Glass 20 350ML ALOVA CUCUMBER MINT SPARKLING ALOE INFUSED WATER 12x11.16oz Lightly Cane Sugar Glass 12 12 OZ ALOVA GRAPEFRUIT SPARKLING ALOE INFUSED WATER 12x11.16oz Lightly Cane Sugar Sweetened Glass 12 12 OZ ALOVA MANDARIN MINT SPARKLING ALOE INFUSED WATER 12x11.16oz Lightly Cane Sugar Sweetened Glass 12 12 OZ APPLE BEER FROM UTAH "The Original Fassbrause Recipe!" 6/4/12oz Longnecks Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO CHERRY POP 24x12oz "Life Is A Bottle Of Cherries & Candy!" Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO PASSIONFRUIT POP 24x12oz "All The Passion You Get From Candy In A Bottle" Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO PINEAPPLE POP 24x12oz "Where Candy & The Tropics Meet In A Bottle" Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO ZERO CHERRY POP 24x12oz "Candy Without The Guilt In A Bottle" Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO ZERO PASSIONFRUIT POP 24x12oz "All The Passion None Of The Calories" Glass 24 12 OZ ASTRO ZERO PINEAPPLE POP 24x12oz "The Tropical Diet" Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS BIRCH BEER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS BLACK CHERRY FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS BLACK RASPBERRY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS BLOOD ORANGE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS BLUE RASPBERRY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS COLA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS CREAM SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET BIRCH BEER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET BLACK CHERRY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET COLA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET CREAM SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET GINGER ALE FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET KORKER CLEAR LEMON SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET ORANGE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS DIET ROOT BEER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS FRUIT PUNCH SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS GINGER BEER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS GOLDEN GINGER ALE FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS GRAPE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS GREEN LEMON-LIME SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS HALF & HALF GRAPEFRUIT-LEMON SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS KIWI SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS KORKER CLEAR LEMON SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS LEMON-LIME SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz "Wow, All That Lemon & Lime In A Bottle!" Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS LIME RICKEY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS LIME SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz "Limeys' Favourite!" Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS MELON SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS ORANGE CREAM SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS ORANGE DRY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS ORANGE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS PALE DRY GINGER ALE FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS PEACH SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS PINEAPPLE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS PUMPKIN PIE SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS ROOT BEER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SARSAPARILLA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SELTZER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz "so pure, so bubbly" Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SELTZER LEMON-LIME FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SELTZER MINT FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SELTZER RASPBERRY FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS SELTZER TANGERINE FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS STRAWBERRY SODA FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ AVERYS TONIC WATER FROM CONNECTICUT 24x12oz WITH CANE SUGAR Glass 24 12 OZ BARONS BOOTHILL SASSPARILLA "cowboy style" 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ BARONS ENERGY-UP GINSENG MANDARIN LIME "Roll over Hansen!" Glass 24 12 OZ BARONS GINGER ALE GINSENG "the original" Glass 24 12 OZ BARREL BROTHERS ROOT BEER FROM THE APPLE BEER PEOPLE "Oh Brother!" 6/4/12oz Glass 24 12 OZ BARRILITOS PONCHE TROPICAL 24x330ml Mexican Tropical Punch Glass 24 330ML BARRILITOS TAMARINDO 24x12oz "Un Barril De Diversión" FROM MEXICO Glass 24 12 OZ BARRITT'S BERMUDA GINGER BEER "stone ground" 24x12oz Glass 24 12 OZ BARRITT'S DIET GINGER BEER 24/12oz Shrink The Bermuda Triangle! Glass 24 12 OZ BAUMEISTER CHERRY SODA FROM WISCONSIN 24/12oz "Pitted by the Master Builder" Glass 24 12 OZ BAUMEISTER CREAM SODA FROM WISCONSIN 24/12oz LONGNECKS "Creamy good" Glass 24 12 OZ BAUMEISTER ORANGE SODA 24/12oz ..orange you glad to be a Master Builder? Glass 24 12 OZ BAUMEISTER ROOT BEER FROM WISCONSIN 24/12oz LONGNECKS be a Master Builder Glass 24 12 OZ BAVARIAN NUTMEG VIRGIL'S SPECIAL EDITION Imported "Move over, Grolsch!" 16/500ml Glass 16 500ML BAWLS GUARANá EXOTIC BLUE "chique cobalt bottles" 24x10oz Glass 24 10 OZ BAWLS ORANGE GUARANá "Powerful Mandarin Orange!" 24x10oz ribbed bottles Glass 24 10 OZ BEEFDRINKER TERIYAKI BEEF JERKY SODA 24x12oz "Holy Cow!" Glass 24 12 OZ BERGHOFF BLACK CHERRY SODA 24/12oz OLD CHICAGO RECIPE Glass 24 12 OZ BERGHOFF DIET FAMOUS DIET ROOT BEER FROM THE BERGHOFF RESTAURANT IN CHICAGO Glass 24 12 OZ BERGHOFF ORANGE SODA 24x12oz OLD CHICAGO RECIPE Glass 24 12 OZ BERGHOFF ROOT BEER FAMOUS CHICAGO RECIPE 24/12oz "cane sugar sweetened" Glass 24 12 OZ BEST HEALTH BLACK CHERRY SODA 24x12oz "It's All Natural And From New York City" Glass 24 12 OZ BEST HEALTH DIET TRIPLE BERRY BLEND 24x12oz "Get On The Best Health's Diet" Glass 24 12 OZ BEST HEALTH RASPBERRY SODA 24x12oz "A Healthy Soda From New York City" Glass 24 12 OZ BEST HEALTH ROOT BEER 24x12oz All The Way From New York City Glass 24 12 OZ BEST HEALTH VANILLA CREAM SODA 24x12oz "So Creamy, So Healthy" Glass 24 12 OZ BIB BATCH BLACK CHERRY 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT CANE SUGAR SYRUP "George Washington's BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH COLA 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT CANE SUGAR SODA "A Batch To End Cola Wars" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH DIET COLA 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT SODA "Diet While Supporting Local Folks" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH GINGER BREW 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT CANE SUGAR MIXER "The Bootlegged Batch" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH LEMON LIME 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT SODA "A Batch Of Lemon & A Batch Of Lime!" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH ORANGE 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT SODA "Locally Made By Orange County Mixologist" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH PINK LEMONADE 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT SODA "Rosy Refreshment Cools Summer Thirst!" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH ROOT BEER 5gal BAG IN BOX CRAFT SODA "Cane Brown Sugar Local Brew" BagInBox 1 5 GAL BIB BATCH SHIRLEY TEMPLE 5gal BAG IN
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  • SOFT DRINKS TAKE HOME 4M.Plnx-1

    SOFT DRINKS TAKE HOME 4M.Plnx-1

    Page 1 SOFT DRINKS TAKE HOME 4M Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/1/2 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/1/4 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/1/6 Fixel_ID:Shelf/4 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/2 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/2/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/1/2/2 Fixel_ID:Shelf/3 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/1/2 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/2/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2/2/1/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/2 Fixel_ID:Shelf/1/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/1/1/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/1/1/1/1 Fixel_ID:Shelf/1 TRAFFIC FLOW ==========> Start Date 01 October 2019 Product List SOFT DRINKS TAKE HOME 4M.plnx Product_ID Desc_A Name Height Width Depth 0100219 PEPSI MAX 2L STANDARD 8PACK 35.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 0622787 IRN BRU SUGAR FREE 4PK PM £1.79 12.00cm 12.00cm 12.00cm 0833059 Z IRN BRU 4PK £1.79 12.00cm 12.00cm 12.00cm 199480 VOLVIC PLAIN PACK 1.5L 30.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 212437 LILT 35.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 225465 OASIS SUMMER FRUITS 32.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 225466 OASIS CITRUS PUNCH 32.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 402113 IRN BRU XTRA £1.00 35.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 574601 CARTERS BITTER LEMON 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 574605 CARTERS TONIC WATER 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 574606 CARTERS GINGER ALE 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 574838 CARTERS SODA WATER 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 578688 T.OF FRUIT STRAWBERRY 30.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 601183 SIMPLY SQUASH APP/BL 99P 28.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 601194 SIMPLY SQUASH ORANGE 99P 28.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 605869 BARRS 2L RED KOLA £1.00 35.00cm 10.00cm 10.00cm 631499 BOOST ENERGEY £1PM 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 641773 LUCOZADE ORANGE £1.99 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 641784 LUCOZADE ORIGINAL £1.99 30.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 738326 ROB APP/BLK NAS £1.49 28.00cm 8.00cm 8.00cm 760302 T.OF FRUIT
  • Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

    Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

    KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, KUMASI INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE LEARNING OPTIMAL PRODUCTION SCHEDULING, CASE STUDY: GUINESS GHANA BREWERY LIMITED, KUMASI BY DANKWAH JOSEPH A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE LEARNING, DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS. JUNE, 2011. DECLARATION I hereby declare that this project work was fully undertaken by me under supervision and has not in part or whole been presented for another project. DANKWAH JOSEPH …………...... DATE ……………………… (Student) MR. F.K. DARKWA ………………… DATE …………………………… (Head of Department) PROF. I.K.DONTWI ……………………... DATE ……………………………….. (Dean of IDL) MR. F. K. DARKWA ………………….. DATE ………………………….. (Supervisor) ii ABSTRACT As Production systems expand, there is a tendency for the scheduling activities to become complex, or at least more demanding with respect to the time required for their performance Previous production scheduling involves complicated iterative procedures. A new approach brings out the basic principle involved and leads to a simple solution. Production of a given commodity is to be scheduled for a regular and capacity to meet known future requirements while minimizing total production and inventory costs. For the objective function, I intend to find the optimum production schedule by minimizing the total production and inventory cost calculated through the production schedules of orders. The Northwest Corner Rule, the Least Cost Method, and the Vogel‘s Approximation Method (VAM) were used to obtain an initial basic feasible solution (bfs). Improving solution to optimality was carried out using The Modified Distribution Method (MODI). The production was modelled as a balanced transportation problem and solved using an excel solver to obtain the optimal production schedule and the results reported.