Hotel consumable procurement strategy: from product structure optimization to cost control
One: product structure planning
Basic configuration (essential)
Toiletries: Shampoo, body wash, body lotion
Dental kit: toothbrush, toothpaste
Cleaning products: soap, shower cap
Care supplies: comb, razor
Upgrade configuration (value-added products)
High-end wash and care set
Care Combination (Cotton swab + Cotton pad)
Specialty fragrance products
Environmental protection products (bamboo toothbrush, etc.)
Custom configuration (Features)
Brand co-branded
Local specialty products
Holiday limited set
Eco-friendly refill
Two: procurement cost optimization
Cost structure analysis
Basic products: 60-70%
Value-added products: 20-30%
Features: 10-15%
Purchasing strategy
Basic goods: Bulk purchase, annual agreement
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Value-added products: on-demand purchase, flexible adjustment
Special products: limited purchase, control inventory
Cost control measure
Optimized packaging specifications
Implement consumption monitoring
Establish safety stock
Three: Supplier management
Supplier selection
Basic products: 2-3 stable suppliers
Value-added products: 1-2 featured suppliers
Features: Flexible choice of niche suppliers
Cooperation mode
Basics: Annual framework agreement
Value-added products: Quarterly purchase agreement
Features: Single purchase contract
Quality control
Establish supplier evaluation system
Implement regular quality sampling inspection
Improve the after-sales service system
Four: Inventory management program
Inventory structure
Basic product: 1.5 times monthly consumption
Value-added products: 1 times the monthly consumption
Features: 0.5 times monthly consumption
Management measure
Implement FIFO
Establish an early warning mechanism
Periodic inventory update
Information management
Establish inventory management system
Realize real-time data update
Optimize purchasing decisions
Five: User experience optimization
Product mix
Base mix: Meet basic needs
Upgrade combination: Improves the user experience
Luxury portfolio: Create special services
Environmental protection program
Degradable packaging
Replenishment design
Recycling program
Personalized service
Fragrance selection
Function collocation
Special needs