logistics infrastructure

Logistics infrastructure refers to the physical and organizational systems that enable the efficient movement, storage, and distribution of goods. This includes transportation networks (roads, railways, ports, airports), warehouses, distribution centers, and communication technologies that coordinate these activities. Good logistics infrastructure ensures products are delivered accurately and timely, reducing costs and improving availability. It forms the backbone of supply chains, supporting industries and markets by connecting producers with consumers across regions and countries. Effective logistics infrastructure is essential for economic growth, trade, and access to goods worldwide.