Joint Venture Logistics (JVL)

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Joint Venture Logistics (JVL) refers to a strategic alliance between two or more companies that pool resources, expertise, and assets to jointly plan, manage, and optimize logistics and supply chain operations. Partners share risks, costs, and benefits.

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