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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01Key Partners
Potential or verified contributors- Vehicle and equipment providers, where verified
- Storage and cold-chain specialists, where required
02Key Activities
Work required to deliver value- Movement planning
- Fleet coordination
- Storage and dispatch coordination
03Key Resources
Capabilities and assets- Developing logistics network
- Planned cold-chain infrastructure
- Operational coordination
04Value Propositions
The intended customer value- Connected movement and storage
- Improved coordination between source and destination
05Customer Relationships
How engagement may work- Direct account coordination
- Shipment and dispatch communication
06Channels
How the business may reach users- Direct business enquiries
- M&M ecosystem referrals
07Customer Segments
Intended users or buyers- Businesses moving goods
- Agriculture and retail supply operations
08Cost Structure
Main cost categories- Transport and fuel
- Handling and storage
- Equipment and coordination
09Revenue Streams
Potential commercial sources- Potential transport fees
- Potential storage and handling fees