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Trade Logistics
What is Trade Logistics?
Trade logistics refers to the management process that includes the entire flow of goods and information between suppliers and companies and between customers and companies. Trade logistics also includes the internal flow of goods.
For trade logistics to be as efficient as possible, the use of computer-based merchandise management systems is indispensable, as they enable item-specific inventory tracking and disposition. The aim of trade logistics is to ensure the availability of goods at the point of sale (PoS).
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