Last Mile Consolidation Point (LMC) Development

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Last Mile Consolidation Point (LMC) development involves planning, establishing, and operating dedicated facilities where shipments bound for final delivery are aggregated, sorted, and loaded into optimized delivery units to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and emissions, and improve delivery times in the last leg of the supply chain.

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