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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Every empire that feeds the world once began at a single, hungry table. This is the story of Kabir Anand - a boy who owned nothing but a steel plate and a stubborn heart - and how he built ANNA, a food company that would one day feed millions across six continents. The road between those two facts runs through burned peanuts, a courtroom he couldn't afford to lose, a factory floor on fire three days before inspection, a customs warehouse, a boardroom fight, a stranger's ransom demand at midnight, and a pandemic that nearly took everything at once. It is a work of fiction. Every character, company, and event in these pages is invented; any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual companies or events, is coincidental. The short fables that appear throughout the book are original compositions written in the spirit of India's Panchatantra storytelling tradition and other classical fable traditions; they are not translations or retellings of any specific historical text. The lines attributed to the 'Chanakya-Inspired Sutra' are likewise original writing, offered in tribute to that tradition of pragmatic wisdom, and are not quotations from the Arthashastra or any other historical work. If you are building something out of nothing, this book is for you.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every empire that feeds the world once began at a single, hungry table. This is the story of Kabir Anand - a boy who owned nothing but a steel plate and a stubborn heart - and how he built ANNA, a food company that would one day feed millions across six continents. The road between those two facts runs through burned peanuts, a courtroom he couldn't afford to lose, a factory floor on fire three days before inspection, a customs warehouse, a boardroom fight, a stranger's ransom demand at midnight, and a pandemic that nearly took everything at once. It is a work of fiction. Every character, company, and event in these pages is invented; any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual companies or events, is coincidental. The short fables that appear throughout the book are original compositions written in the spirit of India's Panchatantra storytelling tradition and other classical fable traditions; they are not translations or retellings of any specific historical text. The lines attributed to the "Chanakya-Inspired Sutra" are likewise original writing, offered in tribute to that tradition of pragmatic wisdom, and are not quotations from the Arthashastra or any other historical work. If you are building something out of nothing, this book is for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book organizes that complexity into twenty chapters in five parts: Part I, Core Operations and Science: R&D, Packaging Development, Production, QA/QC, and Engineering and MaintenancePart II, Supply Chain and Logistics: Procurement, Supply Chain Management, and Warehousing and LogisticsPart III, Compliance and Safety: Regulatory Affairs, Food Integrity and Crisis Management, Health, Safety and Environment, and SanitationPart IV, Business and Corporate Support: Sales and Marketing, Customer Care, Finance, Human Resources, and IT and DigitalPart V, Leadership, Governance and Transformation: Sustainability, Operational Excellence, and Top Management and StakeholdersEvery department chapter follows the same structure, so you can go straight to what you need or work through a department from start to finish.Overview and At a Glance. What the department exists to do, why it matters commercially, and its key regulatory reference, food safety focus, standard and signature lean tool.Core Activities and the Maturity Ladder. What the department does at Basic, Advanced and World-Class levels, side by side.Regulatory Norms, Food Safety Norms and Other Standards. The main laws, food safety requirements and voluntary standards that apply.Business Management Tools and Lean and Visual Management Tools. Proven frameworks for running the department, each with a one-line explanation.Deep Dives. In many chapters, a focused section on a technical or emerging topic, such as thermal processing, smart packaging, halal logistics or responsible use of AI.What World-Class Looks Like, Digital Enablers and Cross-Functional Interfaces. Current leading practice, the technology worth evaluating, and how the department depends on the others.Building the Department. What each maturity level requires in people, documents, systems, skills, first investments and realistic time.What an Auditor or Investor Will Ask to See. The evidence that proves the department is working.Soft Skills. The human capabilities that decide how well the tools and standards are actually used.Case Study. One fictional company's journey from Basic to Advanced to World-Class, with an infographic.Practical Exercises, Common Pitfalls and a Sample KPI Dashboard.Your 30-Day To-Do List and Maturity Self-Assessment.For Business Owners. Three questions to ask the department head, and where the first money should go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Condition: New. Print on Demand.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book organizes that complexity into twenty chapters in five parts: Part I, Core Operations and Science: R&D, Packaging Development, Production, QA/QC, and Engineering and MaintenancePart II, Supply Chain and Logistics: Procurement, Supply Chain Management, and Warehousing and LogisticsPart III, Compliance and Safety: Regulatory Affairs, Food Integrity and Crisis Management, Health, Safety and Environment, and SanitationPart IV, Business and Corporate Support: Sales and Marketing, Customer Care, Finance, Human Resources, and IT and DigitalPart V, Leadership, Governance and Transformation: Sustainability, Operational Excellence, and Top Management and StakeholdersEvery department chapter follows the same structure, so you can go straight to what you need or work through a department from start to finish.Overview and At a Glance. What the department exists to do, why it matters commercially, and its key regulatory reference, food safety focus, standard and signature lean tool.Core Activities and the Maturity Ladder. What the department does at Basic, Advanced and World-Class levels, side by side.Regulatory Norms, Food Safety Norms and Other Standards. The main laws, food safety requirements and voluntary standards that apply.Business Management Tools and Lean and Visual Management Tools. Proven frameworks for running the department, each with a one-line explanation.Deep Dives. In many chapters, a focused section on a technical or emerging topic, such as thermal processing, smart packaging, halal logistics or responsible use of AI.What World-Class Looks Like, Digital Enablers and Cross-Functional Interfaces. Current leading practice, the technology worth evaluating, and how the department depends on the others.Building the Department. What each maturity level requires in people, documents, systems, skills, first investments and realistic time.What an Auditor or Investor Will Ask to See. The evidence that proves the department is working.Soft Skills. The human capabilities that decide how well the tools and standards are actually used.Case Study. One fictional company's journey from Basic to Advanced to World-Class, with an infographic.Practical Exercises, Common Pitfalls and a Sample KPI Dashboard.Your 30-Day To-Do List and Maturity Self-Assessment.For Business Owners. Three questions to ask the department head, and where the first money should go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every empire that feeds the world once began at a single, hungry table. This is the story of Kabir Anand - a boy who owned nothing but a steel plate and a stubborn heart - and how he built ANNA, a food company that would one day feed millions across six continents. The road between those two facts runs through burned peanuts, a courtroom he couldn't afford to lose, a factory floor on fire three days before inspection, a customs warehouse, a boardroom fight, a stranger's ransom demand at midnight, and a pandemic that nearly took everything at once. It is a work of fiction. Every character, company, and event in these pages is invented; any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual companies or events, is coincidental. The short fables that appear throughout the book are original compositions written in the spirit of India's Panchatantra storytelling tradition and other classical fable traditions; they are not translations or retellings of any specific historical text. The lines attributed to the "Chanakya-Inspired Sutra" are likewise original writing, offered in tribute to that tradition of pragmatic wisdom, and are not quotations from the Arthashastra or any other historical work. If you are building something out of nothing, this book is for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…