What to expect in logistics in 2022?
The pandemic has caused significant changes in the logistics industry in both 2020 and 2021, and it seems that this year will be no different. The coronavirus has also forced this sector to undergo significant transformation and adaptation, resulting in even greater flexibility, key to the automation of supply chains and the increasing popularity of green logistics. QLM looked at trends in 2022.
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