Last Mile Risk

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_mile_delivery

The Last Mile Risk refers to the risks occurring in the final phase of the supply chain when goods are delivered from the regional distribution center to the end customer. It includes delivery delays, misdelivered or lost shipments, damage, theft, access issues, increased costs, failed delivery attempts, and impacts on customer satisfaction.

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