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1. OBJECTIVE AND GOAL 3
2. INTRODUCTION 4
3. CONTROLLED LOGISTICS 5
4. DEMAND FORECASTING 6
5. QUALITY MANAGEMENT 7
6. REAL LIFE CASE STUDY 8
7. CONCLUSION 9
OBJECTIVE AND GOAL

TO ANALYSE MAJOR CHALLENGES TO LAST MILE TO ESTIMATE ALL MAJOR CHALLENGES WITH A REAL IFE
DELIVERY THAT HAMPER A CARGO THAT CONTAINS CASE STUDY AND TRY TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE
PERISHABLE GOODS WHICH HAVE A SHORTER SHELF LIFE SOLUTIONS
INTRODUCTION

• Last Mile Delivery


• Rising Consumer Expectations
• Temperature Control Complexity
• Technology Integration
O P T I M I Z I N G T E M P E R AT U R E -
CONTROLLED LOGISTICS

STRATEGIES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH MAINTAINING SHELF-LIFE TRACEABILITY AND


MAINTAINING THE REGULATORY TEMPERATURE OPTIMIZATION TRANSPARENCY
COLD CHAIN STANDARDS INTEGRITY
D E M A N D F O R E C A S T I N G A N D I N V E N TO RY
MANAGEMENT
Demand Volatility

Safety Stock for Uncertainties

Order Aggregation

Returns Management

Shelf-Life Optimization
R E G U L AT O R Y C O M P L I A N C E A N D
QUALITY ASSURANCE

FOOD SAFETY LABELING AND LABOR LAWS AND LOCAL ZONING ENVIRONMENTAL
STANDARDS PACKAGING WORKING AND LAND-USE REGULATIONS
COMPLIANCE CONDITIONS REGULATIONS
THE LAST FOOD MILE • The paper discusses the challenges of last mile
urban freight delivery, particularly for fresh
CONCEPT AS A CITY food. It emphasizes the complexity of urban
LOGISTICS SOLUTION logistics due to diverse stakeholder, space
FOR PERISHABLE constraints, and the lack of coordination,
P R O D U C T S B Y: impacting delivery costs and environmental
concerns.
"ELÉONORA MORGANTI,
• Last Food Mile Logistics and Food Hubs
JESUS GONZALEZ-FELIU"
• Proposed Analysis Framework
• Results
CONCLUSION
• 1. Controlled Logistics: Efficient last-mile delivery relies on controlled logistics, which
involves route optimization and real-time tracking, minimizing errors, and enhancing customer
experiences.

• 2. Demand Forecasting: Accurate demand forecasting is vital for optimizing resources,


reducing costs, and ensuring smooth operations, especially during high-demand periods.

• 3. Quality Management: High-quality last-mile delivery extends beyond accuracy to include


secure packaging, accurate tracking, and easy returns, fostering customer satisfaction and trust.

• 4. Adaptation to Innovation: Companies that embrace these principles and stay open to
emerging technologies are well-positioned to thrive in the competitive world of last-mile
delivery, meeting evolving customer demands. make a slide on it covering all the points

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