LOGISTIC STRATEGY

Alignment with the company’s strategic objectives: logistic strategy is directly linked to the company’s vision and mission, makes a direct contribution to achieving the company’s strategic objectives. This translates into specific measures, such as reducing production costs, improving delivery times, optimizing inventories, and increasing customer satisfaction.

Optimizing the logistic network: your logistics network is made up of several warehouses. Defining the number, location, and role of each of your warehouses is an essential step in the success of your Supply Chain Strategy. When the entire logistics network is optimized, from suppliers to product distribution, the company has full control over its flows, with the aim of striking a balance between quality, speed, flexibility and costs.

Risk management and business continuity: logistic and supply chain strategy integrates robust mechanisms to anticipate, manage and mitigate risks, and thus guarantee business continuity. A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is in place, identifying crisis scenarios, assessing their impact on the supply chain, and defining mitigation measures to be taken before, during and after a crisis. The Supply Chain BCP strengthens the company’s resilience, improves its responsiveness, and ensures continuity of operations, thus preserving customer satisfaction and the company’s reputation.

Adaptability and responsiveness: logistic and supply chain strategy enables quick adaptation to market trends and fluctuating demand. To reduce excessive storage costs while avoiding stock-outs, the logistics network adjusts production and distribution capacity, and stock levels. The logistic strategy provides the company with the flexibility and responsiveness needed to adapt to changes and fluctuations, ensuring optimal operational performance.

Sustainability and environmental awareness: the logistic network optimizes routes, minimizes distances travelled, and significantly reduces fuel consumption. Optimal inventory management, which limits overproduction and overstocking, contributes to sustainability by reducing waste. The use of low-emission vehicles and carbon-neutral warehouses reinforce this approach. At the same time, the implementation of practices aimed at reducing over-packaging plays an active part in the fight against the spread of waste.