Material Recycling Logistics for Automotive Industry

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Material recycling logistics for the automotive industry encompasses all logistical processes involved in collecting, transporting, sorting, and reintegrating materials from end-of-life vehicles back into the production cycle. The objective is to recover value from metals, plastics, and other materials while conserving resources and reducing waste. Logistics activities include planning, coordination, and control of reverse flows within the supply chain.

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