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Business, 16.04.2020 04:03, emmmssss21

We have created the following Planned Production Orders over the planning period: 130 Product A

We have the following Raw Materials on hand and available to be dedicated to these planned Production Orders: Enough Raw Materials to product 70 Product A

There are Purchase Orders at our suppliers for the following Raw Materials: 40 Product A

How many products should we order on New Purchase Orders with our suppliers?

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