Logistics and cold chain

Connecting businesses through movement.

Transportation, logistics, warehousing and cold-chain movement connect farms, storage, businesses and markets.

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Transportation, logistics, warehousing and cold-chain movement connect farms, storage, businesses and markets.

Published direction: Transport / Logistics / Warehousing

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Business model canvas

How this business is designed to work.

This canvas describes the current operating concept. Potential items are not claims of active customers, partnerships or revenue.

Explore the nine parts of the business model
01

Key Partners

Potential or verified contributors
  • Vehicle and equipment providers, where verified
  • Storage and cold-chain specialists, where required
02

Key Activities

Work required to deliver value
  • Movement planning
  • Fleet coordination
  • Storage and dispatch coordination
03

Key Resources

Capabilities and assets
  • Developing logistics network
  • Planned cold-chain infrastructure
  • Operational coordination
04

Value Propositions

The intended customer value
  • Connected movement and storage
  • Improved coordination between source and destination
05

Customer Relationships

How engagement may work
  • Direct account coordination
  • Shipment and dispatch communication
06

Channels

How the business may reach users
  • Direct business enquiries
  • M&M ecosystem referrals
07

Customer Segments

Intended users or buyers
  • Businesses moving goods
  • Agriculture and retail supply operations
08

Cost Structure

Main cost categories
  • Transport and fuel
  • Handling and storage
  • Equipment and coordination
09

Revenue Streams

Potential commercial sources
  • Potential transport fees
  • Potential storage and handling fees