Modern logistics is key to competitiveness

The country can store only between 60% and 70% of agricultural production, with only 20% of this capacity located on farms. This forces producers to move crops simultaneously, generating congestion and commercial losses. In addition, excessive bureaucracy and lack of traceability exacerbate delays, especially during peak harvest periods. The adoption of logistics technologies, such as TMS and WMS systems, has been changing this scenario. Companies that invest in digitization have already achieved reductions of up to 85% in vehicle release time and 30% in losses due to product expiration. "In the sector of agricultural pesticides, chemicals, seeds, and fertilizers, one of the clients of the technology multinational that uses integrated systems already manages more than 47 distribution centers, processing 36 thousand incoming and 126 thousand outgoing fiscal notes, with full traceability. In the biodiesel sector, yard management systems handle 14 thousand ...