The maritime industry has always been considered as a pillar of international trade since the times of ancient civilizations because it makes it possible to buy and sell goods and transport people. With over 50,000 merchant ships from 150 countries, it is currently one of the most globalized industries in the world in terms of ownership and operations.

Supply chains give great competitive and commercial advantages to companies; however, managing them presents quite a few challenges, which we need to address or prevent to avoid major interruptions and bad experiences.

Increased trust in Asian markets, greater consumption of goods, and new trade agreements have led to greater investment – particularly in Southeast Asia – resulting in an expansion of the region’s logistics sector.

When it comes to transporting goods as cheaply and quickly as possible, designing a strategy for loads that increases productivity, lowers costs, and expedite shipments becomes essential.

Pharmaceutical products are of great value because they conserve and improve health, and even save lives. Therefore, this industry has one of the most challenging logistics: products must arrive at their destinations safely and as soon as possible.

Cold logistics guarantees the storage, transport, and distribution of specific products, such as vaccines and other medication, at the proper temperature to ensure integrity and quality.

As a result of technology, we have optimized the supply chain by decreasing costs and time, connecting suppliers and clients, improving inventory storage, and increasing safety.

As a goal of logistics, keeping a healthy inventory is possible if we implement valuation methods and control systems.