Roads remain central to the flow of goods.

The advancement of Brazilian agricultural production has elevated logistics to a decisive role for the competitiveness of the sector, marked by the dependency on roads and the need for more agile and secure operations. From a recent survey conducted by Esalq-LOG in partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), it was found that a large portion of grains travels by highways, which increases the pressure for technological solutions capable of reducing costs and ensuring efficiency in the outflow. Consultancies and institutions that monitor the performance of the agricultural sector observe that digital tools already allow for optimizing routes, avoiding unforeseen events, and tracking loads in real time. This combination brings more security to operations and improves the flow of documents, making transportation more agile. Executives in the sector highlight that digitalization brings logistics closer to the pace of the field, where the shipper seeks total ...