Inbound and Outbound Logistics

This refers to the management of the movement of goods and materials into and out of a warehouse or distribution center. This includes tasks such as transportation management, order processing, inventory management, and coordination with suppliers and customers.

Packaging

Packaging is an essential part of logistics operations. It involves selecting the right type of packaging materials, designing packaging solutions that are suitable for the products being shipped, and ensuring that the packaging meets all regulatory requirements.

Quality Inspection

Quality inspection involves ensuring that products meet the required quality standards before they are shipped to customers. This includes inspecting products for defects, verifying product specifications, and conducting quality audits throughout the logistics process.

Storage and Handling

This refers to the safe and efficient storage of products in a warehouse or distribution center. It involves tasks such as inventory management, product handling, and warehousing operations.

Temperature-Controlled Facilities

Certain products, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and other perishable goods, require temperature-controlled environments to maintain their quality and freshness. Logistics companies often provide specialized facilities that can control temperature and humidity levels to meet the specific requirements of these products. These facilities are equipped with sophisticated monitoring and tracking systems to ensure that products are kept within the required temperature range throughout the logistics process.