Match Column A (descriptions or examples) with Column B (Third party strategies that increases supply chain surplus).

Yanbu Chair Builder Incorporated, a manufacturer of classroom chairs, waits customized product orders from Colleges in Saudi Arabia before YCBI completes the whole process for each chair.

Many construction workers are buying foods in a grocery store. They normally purchase water, fruits, vegetables, milk, and rice. The grocery store has to develop good coordination relationship with many suppliers in order to acquire goods

New Toyota, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Honda cars from Japan are shipped by Yanbu Shipping Line once in a week to Saudi Arabia Yanbu Commercial Sea Port.

Payments of goods are collected by a distributor from many small retailers instead of manufacturers doing the payment collection process.

You are planning to purchase your very first car. You opened an online site, eCars.com, and you have seen Europe and Japan made cars models. From this site, you can compare prices and features of cars.

A.	warehousing aggregation
B.	transportation aggregation
C.	capacity aggregation
D.	procurement aggregation
E.	inventory aggregation
F.	information aggregation
G.	relationship aggregation
H.	receivables aggregation
I.	lower cost and higher quality