
Distribution logistics: Definition, optimisation and main models
06 Mar 2025Distribution logistics relates to all the goods management processes involved in moving products to customers.
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Distribution logistics relates to all the goods management processes involved in moving products to customers.
Cartonisation has become a key process in modern logistics. It optimises space usage, reduces costs and protects products during transport and storage.
A putwall is a solution designed to organise picked orders. It consists of cubbies for sorting individual customer orders and is ideal for companies with high daily workloads.
The best warehouse organisation ideas are those tried and tested in numerous client facilities across multiple industries and validated by Mecalux storage experts.
A spaghetti chart is a drawing made up of lines that reproduce the movement of people, products or goods to be distributed. It is used to represent manufacturing and logistics processes.
In logistics, route planning involves calculating the path that a vehicle or other form of transportation must travel to make specific stops in the safest, quickest and most cost-effective way.
Volumetric weight is widely used in transport and logistics. It determines how much space goods occupy and what options exist for storing or transporting them.
Industrial automation is the use of systems such as robots, computers and automated warehouses to manage goods, processes and machinery used in production.