Load balancing

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Load balancing in logistics is the process of distributing cargo weight and volume evenly across transport units, containers, pallets, or storage locations to optimize capacity, safety, stability, and operating costs. The aim is to achieve an even load to prevent overloading, improve fuel efficiency, and enhance overall transport and storage performance.

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