Retail Supply Chain Management (RSCM) refers to the strategic coordination and management of all activities involved in the flow of goods, services, and information from suppliers to the end consumers in a retail business. It encompasses planning, sourcing, procurement, production, logistics, inventory management, and distribution to ensure that products are available to customers at the right time, place, and cost. Unlike traditional supply chain management, which focuses primarily on the movement of goods from manufacturers to wholesalers or distributors, RSCM emphasizes the last-mile delivery and consumer-centric efficiency, as the retail supply chain directly interfaces with end customers. The primary objectives of Retail Supply Chain Management are to ensure product availability, reduce operational costs, enhance customer satisfaction, and maintain competitive advantage in the market. Product availability is crucial because any stock-out can lead to loss of sales and customer trust. Retailers aim to maintain optimal inventory levels to meet customer demand without overstocking, which ties up capital unnecessarily. Cost reduction involves streamlining procurement, logistics, and warehousing processes to minimize expenses while maintaining service quality. By enhancing customer satisfaction, retailers can foster loyalty, repeat purchases, and positive brand reputation. Another key objective