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Two Party Logistics (2PL)
What is Two-Party Logistics?
Also known as 2PL, a Two-Party Logistics is when a manufacturer employs a transport provider as a subcontractor to execute a logistics task. The follow-up is part of the manufacturer's responsibility. The relation between them is short-term and cost driver, with the transport provider operating based on the clients instruction.
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