A delimited area with tax benefits for investment and international trade.

A strategy to minimize inventory by producing and delivering products only when they are needed.

Company that designs, plans and manages the supply chain for its clients.

The person or company that receives the products.

The selection and preparation of the products that make up an order.

The quantity of products available in the warehouse.

Expense related to transporting goods through different modes, including fees, handling, storage, and logistics management.

It consists of coordinating different modes of transport to achieve a more efficient and cost-effective logistics flow.

Use of digital technologies to optimize the management and tracking of goods in multimodal transport.

movement of goods in a single cargo unit (such as a container or swap body) that is successively transferred between different modes of transport (land, sea, rail) without the cargo being handled or repackaged at any point along the way.

Its main goal is to meet customer needs efficiently.

Standardized metal structure used for the safe transport of goods.

It facilitates handling, storage, and transfer between different modes

Inland terminals connected to seaports by rail or road.

They speed up customs operations and reduce congestion at seaports.

Combining several small shipments into a larger one to reduce costs.

It is used in logistics to optimize space and resources.

Set of procedures and controls that authorize the entry or exit of goods.

It is essential for foreign trade and multimodal transport.

International rules that define responsibilities between buyer and seller.

They regulate costs, risks, and obligations in international transport.

The final stage of distribution where the product reaches the customer.

It is crucial for customer satisfaction and service efficiency.