Extractive Industry Supply Chain Logistics

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Extractive industry supply chain logistics refers to the planning, implementation and control of the movement and storage of raw materials from extraction sites through to processing and distribution facilities. It encompasses transport management, warehousing, inventory control and stakeholder coordination across the entire value chain.

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