Knowledge Warehouse

Producers of meat with expiry date of 6-7 days from the date of production are forced measure deliveries to shops not in terms of days but in terms of hours. Their product has zero tolerance for errors in logistics. Is it possible to have quick transport while maintaining conditions required for meat?

Intermodal transport is the hot topic in the TFL sector. Everyone knows that it is more ecological than road transport. While the latter in Poland is the envy of the whole Europe, intermodal transport in our country is 10 years behind Western countries. However we are able to change it!

Frank Sinatra once sang that if he could make it in New York, he would make it anywhere ("If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere"). Each industry has its most demanding sector. Being successful in that field means reaching the highest possible standard and it guarantees success in all other sectors. The automotive industry poses such a challenge for logistics operators.

The growing competition of the market economy forces manufacturers to be active in direct support of sales, at the level of presentation of sold goods, product prices and their promotion. High seasonality and variability of promotional campaigns and the necessity of cooperation between many entities which organize them (manufacturer's sales and marketing, buyers of retail chains, providers of components, transport and warehousing services, etc.) make the co-packing services more and more focused on improving product efficiency and costs.

Just before Christmas, we delivered some steel elements manufactured in Poland for the construction of a wind farm in Canada at the request of one of our German Customers. This story shows how complex and fascinating work in logistics can be. It also proves how helpful it can be for Customers.

One of the most serious problems facing a growing internet shop is the organization of logistics that would keep the customers happy with the delivery and the costs at a low level. The problem gets even bigger if we sell non-standard (bulky or heavy) products.

Khachapuri, good wine, fondness of dancing - this is what most of us have in mind when we think about Georgia, which has become a popular holiday destination in the recent years. Older generation probably still remember Grigorij from the TV series about the Polish tank crew and their dog or the tea plantations from the songs of the Filipinki band. However, not many people are aware of the potential business opportunities presented by Georgia.