Logistics in Brazil –<\/p>\n
With 8.5 million km\u00b2, Brazil is the largest country in the world in territorial extension, considering this, it is essential that there is a wide and articulated network, which provides the adequate displacement of people and goods.<\/p>\n
However, due to the Brazilian evolutionary process, there are a number of deficits expressed in our infrastructure.<\/p>\n
A survey by the Dom Cabral Foundation compared our logistical costs with the estimated and United States that has the same American economy, saving US $ 83.2 billion every year. Thinking about this scenario, we have separated 4 examples of countries that can help us to improve our Logistics efficiency:<\/p>\n
1 GERMANY ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE:
\nIn Germany, Logistics is the third largest economic sector in the country and one of the main reasons for this is its Road infrastructure, recognized as one of the best in the world, with 12 thousand miles of roads.<\/p>\n
2 SINGAPORE PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
\nA country with rapid global growth, Singapore has bet heavily on its economic logistics. The country, even with its small size, has the largest container port in the world and one of the most efficient airports for cargo transportation.<\/p>\n
3 THE COMPETITIVENESS POWER OF THE UNITED STATES
\nIn the case of a continental country like Brazil, the United States has always invested heavily in its infrastructure to improve its efficiency. The result is a promotion and superior results among your companies, allowing a great reduction in logistics costs.<\/p>\n
4 THE TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION IN CHINESE LOGISTICS
\nA China, as a country with ample consumption power, needs a giant investment in its infrastructure, for that, one of the pillars of logistics in the country is technology.<\/p>\n
The country is already the country with the largest number of unicorns in the world, Startups valued at more than 1 billion dollars.<\/p>\n
COMPLETING
\nWe know that the challenges of Transport in Brazil are due to the combination of efficient public policies and greater involvement of the private sector.<\/p>\n
Using or defining certain data in other countries is a great way for our country to evolve its processes and increase its results.<\/p>\n
With over 30 years of experience, TransReid follows the evolution of logistics in Brazil and always offers solutions to innovate its transport model.<\/p>\n
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