&gt; a large number of people are involved in the manufacturing and distribution of a physical good.<p>Manufacturing per product is typically limited to few locations (likely 1 location for this company as far as I can tell). Yeah it&#x27;s a lot of work but I&#x27;m curious as to what their make-up is as far as employees go. Reading up on a lot of logistics it seems like they could get away with 1,000 so I&#x27;m curious as to what those 2,000 do :)<p>&gt; If you think 2,000 employees is a lot, wait until you see how many employees a company like Ford has<p>Seems like an apples to organges comparison. Ford does R&amp;D on vehicles which include a vast amount of complex parts but they also do manufacturing all across the world, various offices to manage this and work with partners, dealer inspectors, etc. Ford has multiple products that all are incredibly high in complexity next to yogurt.