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 * Learn all about port logistics *     It is not today that many entrepreneurs view logistics as a chance to make the business more competitive. That is why today we are going to talk about something that should be cause for much discussion for the federal, state and municipal government: port logistics.Unfortunately, Brazil is far from providing efficient logistics in its ports due to the lack of adequate infrastructure for handling merchandise and exaggerated customs bureaucracy. And as a consequence, the current port logistics in our country makes it difficult - rather than easy - to start new businesses.For you to understand everything (and a little more) on the subject, we prepared this post! Check out.know-all-about-logistics-port.jpgWhat is port logistics, anyway?First of all, it is necessary to understand that logistics is the area of ​​administration that takes care of transportation, storage, receipt and the use of materials and products. There are different types of logistics, but at the moment it is important that you know that this is the sector in charge of getting things and / or people in the right place at the right time.Port logistics, in turn, includes activities related to cargo handling, involving transportation, loading and unloading of vessels, maritime agency and towing, for example.Its process is considered one of the most problematic and complex in the Brazilian territory. This is because the responsible bodies and institutions request that various information be broken down, shared and delivered, which reflects directly in the delivery period of the goods.How is its structure?The structure of logistics in ports is divided into three types:Fixed complexThe fixed complex refers to the set of facilities that make up the physical structure of port logistics, such as ports, port terminals, warehouses, wharves and all the equipment involved in the processes.AdministrationIt refers to entities responsible for managing ports, such as the docks, the Executive Group for Modernization of Ports (GEMPO), the Manpower Management Body (OGMO) and the Port Authority Council (CAP).

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 * Learn all about port logistics *     It is not today that many entrepreneurs view logistics as a chance to make the business more competitive. That is why today we are going to talk about something that should be cause for much discussion for the federal, state and municipal government: port logistics.Unfortunately, Brazil is far from providing efficient logistics in its ports due to the lack of adequate infrastructure for handling merchandise and exaggerated customs bureaucracy. And as a consequence, the current port logistics in our country makes it difficult - rather than easy - to start new businesses.For you to understand everything (and a little more) on the subject, we prepared this post! Check out.know-all-about-logistics-port.jpgWhat is port logistics, anyway?First of all, it is necessary to understand that logistics is the area of ​​administration that takes care of transportation, storage, receipt and the use of materials and products. There are different types of logistics, but at the moment it is important that you know that this is the sector in charge of getting things and / or people in the right place at the right time.Port logistics, in turn, includes activities related to cargo handling, involving transportation, loading and unloading of vessels, maritime agency and towing, for example.Its process is considered one of the most problematic and complex in the Brazilian territory. This is because the responsible bodies and institutions request that various information be broken down, shared and delivered, which reflects directly in the delivery period of the goods.How is its structure?The structure of logistics in ports is divided into three types:Fixed complexThe fixed complex refers to the set of facilities that make up the physical structure of port logistics, such as ports, port terminals, warehouses, wharves and all the equipment involved in the processes.AdministrationIt refers to entities responsible for managing ports, such as the docks, the Executive Group for Modernization of Ports (GEMPO), the Manpower Management Body (OGMO) and the Port Authority Council (CAP).

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