Distribution Optimization for Perishables

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Distribution optimization for perishables involves the planning, control, and management of supply chain processes while accounting for the limited shelf life of products, aiming to ensure quality, minimize spoilage, and reduce costs. This includes temperature-controlled storage, efficient routing, and timely delivery. The focus is on reducing waste and ensuring product integrity throughout the logistics network.

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