Logistics & distribution
The Logistics & distribution domain (DL) organises the physical circulation of products: collection, transport, storage, cold chain, transit and export, logistics platforms. This is the link that decides what reaches the market — and in what condition.
families, from collection to logistics platforms
codified places along the chain, from field to customs
document templates in the export procedure
- High post-harvest losses between field and market, for lack of organised collection.
- Nascent cold chain between production areas and consumption centres.
- Insufficient storage: value is dumped at harvest and missing at the lean season.
- Demanding export corridors: deadlines, traceability, documentary compliance.
- Logistics studies and corridor qualification, from field edge to port.
- Sizing of storage and the cold chain.
- Supply plans and organisation of collection.
- Documentary preparation of exports with the codified procedure.
6 families, each with its actors
Primary collection that gathers scattered production and builds the lots.
Transport of agricultural and animal products, from field edge to markets and ports.
Warehouses and storage facilities: keeping value between harvest and sale.
Cold rooms, refrigerated transport, icing: the cold that keeps products sellable.
Forwarders and loading operations: crossing the border and the port.
The platforms that massify, sort and redistribute flows across several value chains.
This domain is cross-cutting: its actors serve the plant, livestock and processing value chains. Browse the 29 value chains.