Fan Group

Agricultural logistics refers to the complex network involved in transporting, storing, and distributing agricultural products from production sites to consumers. Efficient logistics systems are crucial for reducing food loss, maintaining quality, and ensuring timely availability across regions.

Transportation is one of the most visible components. Fresh produce often requires rapid movement under controlled temperature conditions to prevent spoilage. Refrigerated vehicles, known as cold chain transport, play a vital role in preserving perishable goods such as fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meat. Without proper temperature management, significant losses can occur before products reach consumers.

Storage infrastructure is equally important. Warehouses equipped with humidity control, ventilation, and pest management systems help maintain product quality over time. Grain silos, cold storage units, and distribution centers form the backbone of agricultural supply networks. Investments in modern storage facilities can significantly reduce post-harvest losses, especially in regions where infrastructure has traditionally been limited.

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