DPD likely refers to Delayed Postponement Distribution, a supply chain strategy. In DPD, some product differentiation (e.g., customization, labeling, packaging) is delayed until closer to the point of sale or delivery. This allows a company to manufacture a more generic product and then tailor it to specific customer requirements or regional preferences at a later stage. This can reduce inventory costs, improve responsiveness to market demand, and reduce the risk of obsolescence.
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