logistics hubs
[/ləˈdʒɪstɪks hʌbz/]
nounpl: logistics hubs
centros de logística
1. Central distribution points or facilities where goods are consolidated, sorted, and redistributed to their final destinations
The company established logistics hubs across the country to improve delivery times.
A empresa estabeleceu centros de logística em todo o país para melhorar os prazos de entrega.
2. Strategic locations that serve as nexus points for supply chain operations, combining warehousing, distribution, and transportation services
Logistics hubs play a crucial role in e-commerce operations.
Os centros de logística desempenham um papel crucial nas operações de e-commerce.
The term 'logistics hubs' is central to modern e-commerce and globalized trade in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, major logistics hubs are located in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte. The growth of online shopping and multinational corporations has made logistics hubs increasingly important to the Brazilian economy. In the USA, major hubs like those in Memphis, Dallas, and Los Angeles are critical infrastructure. The term reflects the professionalization of supply chain management in contemporary business.
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