Distribution logistics refers to the planning, organization and execution of activities related to the movement of products from the place of production or storage to the point of consumption or final delivery. Its main objective is to ensure that products arrive efficiently, on time and in optimal conditions to customers or recipients.
Many companies have already implemented effective distribution strategies to optimize their processes, reduce costs and improve the customer experience. Some of the most important are:
Key distribution logistics activities include planning transportation routes, selecting appropriate modes of transport (road, rail, sea, air), managing warehouses and distribution centers, coordinating loading and unloading activities, and tracking and monitoring shipments in real time.
The distribution process, within the scope of logistics, refers to the stages and activities involved in the physical distribution of products, from the manufacturer or supplier to the end customers:
