TRANSPORT

Transport contributes significantly to the economy and is a competitive force in business. It is the activity that physically connects the business with its supply chain partners, such as suppliers and customers, and greatly influences customer satisfaction with the company.

Transportation is among the most important economic activities for a business. By moving goods from where they originate to where they are needed, transportation provides the essential service of connecting a company to its suppliers and customers. It is an essential activity in the logistics function, supporting the economic utilities of place and time. The useful device is based on the fact that the customers have the product if they ask for it. Time utility suggests that customers have access to the product when they demand it. Working closely with inventory planners, transportation professionals try to ensure that the business has product available, where and when customers are looking for it.

At time. In safety.

Shipping is sometimes to blame for a company’s inability to serve its customers properly. Late deliveries can be the source of problems and complaints. Products could also be damaged in transit, and warehouse workers could load the wrong items into a shipping location. Such shipments can also compromise customers, leading to dissatisfaction and the decision to buy from a competitor.

However, when a company consistently makes complete and undamaged deliveries on time, as INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC does, it can instill confidence in customers and be a sure win for the company.

A mutual gain.

Always Aside from its service ramifications, shipping can also represent a substantial cost to the business. The cost of shipping can sometimes determine whether a customer transaction results in a profit or a loss for the business, depending on the expense incurred in providing shipping for a customer’s order. Faster modes of transport generally cost more than slower modes. So, although shipping an overseas order by air is much faster than shipping by ship, it can cost up to 20 times more. Such a cost difference may not justify using the faster mode of freight. Supply chain managers must therefore carefully consider the cost of freight when determining whether to move product and how to move product in the most economical manner.

Types of transport

• Full truck regime – FTL (full truck load) – domestic and international
• Groupage regime – LTL (less than truck load) – domestic and international
• Perishable goods, with temperature controlled refrigerated trucks
• Textiles, garments on hangers
• Fleet

To carry out the transport activity, we have a commercial fleet of 100 own trucks – (Scania, Volvo and Iveco), 50 subcontracted trucks and a fleet of over 300 semi-trailers.

To meet the requirements regarding the transport of different types of goods, we have semi-trailers: normal and mega tarpaulin semi-trailers, double semi-trailers, bar semi-trailers, refrigerated vans, etc.) Tarpaulin semi-trailers are the most used in the transport of general goods. The main advantage is the fact that they can be loaded from the back, as well as on the side or on the top – by uncovering. The tarpaulin semi-trailers support a load of up to 22 tons, respectively 33 euro pallets. These can be normal semi-trailers – those with the features listed above – and mega semi-trailers. Mega semi-trailers are used for the transport of goods with increased volume – up to 100 m3. Being at the same time tarpaulin semi-trailers, they have the advantage that they can be loaded from the back, from the side or from the top – by uncovering. Semi-trailers with bars are specially used for the transport of garments, being equipped with special supports for hangers. Refrigerated vans are used to transport goods under controlled temperatures. Routes We offer freight transport solutions for both export and import throughout Europe (intra-community and extra-community). Our cars can be seen on most European highways, the most traveled countries being Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria, France, Belgium, Germany, Spain.