Domestic businesses have moved their production sites to western Ukraine, which is now a logistics hub. All participants faced challenges:
- destruction of logistics centers, loss of warehouses;
- the need for dense storage in warehouses, speed and quality of service, and minimizing errors;
- the need for economical energy consumption;
- employee rotation at all levels of logistics;
- rising prices for raw materials, supplies, and goods.
Today, Ukraine is witnessing a rapid acceleration of production recovery, growth in sales volumes, and changes in their structure. Warehouses have resorted to cross-docking, and humanitarian cargo handling has become an extremely important area.
A good example to follow in this area is China, which is actively developing warehouse logistics outside the country. This sector is actively expanding the network of sites for transshipment, storage and sorting of goods. Technologies and working methods are also constantly improving, which contributes to the further development of logistics processes.
