Clearing House Logistics

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Clearing House Logistics is a centralized intermediary function in the supply chain that aggregates, reconciles, and redistributes goods, transport capacities, or logistics data among multiple stakeholders. The objective is to optimize transport utilization, costs, and transparency through standardized processes and coordinated collaboration.

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