Customer supply chains - Import export

Multimodal distribution of supplies (land, rail, air, sea) Value-added services (sequencing, kitting, sub-assembly) Quality control of the suppliers involved in the customer’s supply chain, regardless of geographical location On-site services ranging from warehouse management and consolidation centres to just-in-time feeding of supply lines Product tracing Distribution of spare parts and finished products Implementation of dedicated IT systems Inbound/outbound logistics at our own facilities and on customers’ premises Management of customised and standardised industrial packages CKD logistics

Evaluating the status quo Identifying improvements and areas for optimisation Defining new procedures Rationalising stock levels in relation to production times IT tools to interface with the main ERP applications on the market, providing full monitoring data on the customer’s entire supply chain Production material management Handling, supply of production lines, JIT and JIS feeding, job order preparation Storage, stock control, customer order preparation and packaging, packing, labelling, product configuration, kitting and customisation.

Operating directly from the manufacturer’s own premises, our expert in house service provides managed logistics which adds value to the customer’s core business by optimising stock and information flow. By choosing an experienced, in house logistics partner who continually focuses on improving and evolving supply chain management, customers ensure they have raw materials and finished products available as and when required

Supply chain logistics is a fundamental part of industrial logistics. The control and management of different processes is vital for companies aiming to maximise productivity and efficiency, whilst simultaneously reducing costs. Based on years of experience, we have proven expertise when it comes to managing inbound logistics in multiple industry sectors. By optimising inbound logistics we operate ‘just in time’ services, enabling customers to manage the supply chain in one or more factories or distribution centres, often served by suppliers located in a 48-72 hour delivery area.