Continuous Load Monitoring Logistics

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Continuous Load Monitoring Logistics refers to the ongoing use of technological systems to measure and monitor in real time parameters such as weight, location, temperature, and humidity of a shipment throughout the entire transport and storage process, ensuring quality, safety, and efficiency.

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