SM - unfair and illegal practices??

[c_cube]

naaapektuhan na kasi sila ng puregold na sumusulpot na din kung saan saan.

[brainmafia_310]

So kung ako naman ang supplier, huli ko idedeliver items ko sa sm.

Imho, might be some reasons are inside trading. May nakakwentuhan lang ako na minsan daw like furnitures and etc etc, nakakaorder din sila using sm. Then baka may mauutak na maliliit na retailer sa tabi ng sm na selling the same at veru cheap margin.

Might be eto reason bakit nila ginawa ito. Nagiging storage pa ng mga tao nila ung mall mismo.

Just my 2cents.

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[vinj]

SM forgets that they were also once a small company doing business like everyone else.

This i think is something that they forgot about, big time. Very sad indeed as the company had quite humble beginnings. I think this has become more evident as the health of Tatang deteriorated and the next generation took over the day-to-day operations.

to discourage suppliers from supplying competitors

make it harder for suppliers to supply to both SM and competitors

so you choose -- SM o kalaban ng SM

I was told before by one SM supplier on how they employ underhanded tactics to hamper supplies to competitors who are beating them.

[loidch]

a stop gap solution would be, drop off the other customers goods first and leaving theirs last.

[crazy_boy]

If SM insists on it's policy, we will then only delivery to SM if and when we have a delivery truck full of their goods. It will be SM's problem to send enough purchase orders to fill a delivery truck otherwise we will just continue serving our other customers... and many of them are growing big as well. We have other customers to serve that are not unreasonable in their policies.

Hindi ba may penalty din if hindi ka maka deliver?

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[uls]

naaapektuhan na kasi sila ng puregold na sumusulpot na din kung saan saan.

yep

i think SM is afraid of Puregold

[vinj]

yep

i think SM is afraid of Puregold

Then you have Puregold in a tie-up with Ayala.

[Mguy]

a stop gap solution would be, drop off the other customers goods first and leaving theirs last.

Yes, this is doable. Which leaves me to think na that the reason they want to implement this new rule is for a faster turnaround time ng mga delivery vans sa area nila. I've seen vans off-load stuff to get to the back na nandoon pala ang goods for the client. Call it bad planning on the supplier but I believe SM doesn't want to be a part of it due to the delays. They want those trucks in, drop their goods at the fastest time possible, and out as fast as they could.

Just think the number of goods SM is selling with a loading dock na ka-liit liit. You'll see a lot of vans also queuing outside.

[ghosthunter]

So kung ako naman ang supplier, huli ko idedeliver items ko sa sm.

Imho, might be some reasons are inside trading. May nakakwentuhan lang ako na minsan daw like furnitures and etc etc, nakakaorder din sila using sm. Then baka may mauutak na maliliit na retailer sa tabi ng sm na selling the same at veru cheap margin.

Might be eto reason bakit nila ginawa ito. Nagiging storage pa ng mga tao nila ung mall mismo.

Just my 2cents.

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You cannot do that because SM sets a day and time when you can drop off your delivery.

Example: every Tuesday, 9am to 12noon to line up for receiving your delivery's papers... then your truck spends the rest of the day waiting for them to receive your goods. That might take an hour to six hours or even more.

[uls]

This i think is something that they forgot about, big time. Very sad indeed as the company had quite humble beginnings. I think this has become more evident as the health of Tatang deteriorated and the next generation took over the day-to-day operations.

I was told before by one SM supplier on how they employ underhanded tactics to hamper supplies to competitors who are beating them.

very Kano ang style

the generation after Tatang is more westernized

if you're familiar with Walmart's business practices you can sense SM using Walmart-style tactics (like Walmart pressures suppliers to sell goods below cost or at lower prices than to other retailers)