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What is a tolling process?

Toll manufacturing or tolling is outsourcing all the production or part of it to a third-party company where you provide all the raw materials or semi-finished products. The work of the third-party company is to process the products or raw materials to the required specification.

What is Toller in procurement?

The tolling partner receives the raw materials, processes them to agreed-upon specifications, and proceeds to deliver the processed product to the next step in the supply chain, which may be one of several options, including: Returning processed material to the customers operations.

What is the difference between tolling and subcontracting?

There is not much difference between the two. Tolling PO is basically a mixture of Subcontracting and Third party. In sub contracting more often than not its the vendor who you contract, in tolling you would moslty use your own manufacturing location.

What are the disadvantages of toll manufacturing?

The only drawback to toll manufacturing is that it adds to the overhead of managing logistics. This can be complicated since you have to synchronize the delivery of the raw materials with the production schedule of the tolling company.

What is the difference between contract manufacturing and toll manufacturing?

In toll manufacturing, the customer owns the materials and the products, while in other types of contract manufacturing, the manufacturer owns them or shares them with the customer. This means that the customer bears the risk of material loss, damage, or spoilage, as well as the market fluctuations and demand changes.

What is an example of toll manufacturing?

Toll manufacturing is highly prevalent in the consumer electronics industry. A textbook example of such an arrangement is Apple and Foxconn. Apple has very limited manufacturing capabilities, and almost all of its products are, in fact, manufactured by Foxconn, a Taiwanese electronics manufacturing giant.