Inbound logistics refers to the process of receiving, storing, and managing raw materials or goods coming into a business. It focuses on sourcing, transportation, and inventory management to ensure smooth operations.
On the other hand,
outbound logistics involves the storage, distribution, and delivery of finished products to customers. It focuses on order fulfillment, packaging, and timely delivery.
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International Logistics, inbound and outbound logistics play a critical role in managing global supply chains. Efficient inbound logistics ensures a steady flow of materials, while streamlined outbound logistics guarantees timely delivery across international markets, enhancing customer satisfaction and reducing costs.