Logistics Hub Design and Planning Guidelines

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A document that establishes standardized principles and best practices for the design, site selection, and functional organization of logistics hubs. It covers aspects such as layout planning, space requirements, material flow, technology application, and infrastructure to enable efficient operations and optimized supply chains.

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