Logistics involves the intricate management of transportation systems, all driven by customer demand, ensuring products travel seamlessly from origin to destination. It encompasses a blend of information, transportation, inventory management, raw material handling, and packaging—a strategy aimed at simultaneously cutting costs and elevating product value.
In the realm of international shipping, two primary avenues prevail: Water Transportation and Air Transportation.
Water Transportation involves the use of ocean freight providers for shipping goods between countries. Renowned for its safety, especially for large quantities, ocean freight excels. However, its downside lies in the uncertainty of delivery times, subject to weather conditions and terrains.
On the other hand, Air Transportation, a swift and time-sensitive mode, tackles shipments that cannot endure prolonged storage or are prone to damage. While it guarantees rapid delivery, it typically comes at a higher cost compared to other transport options.