Post by hutt on May 2, 2022 11:28:58 GMT
Hi!
Recently, at the invitation of a friend, I visited the shipping company he manages.
He told me how his company works and how it makes a lot of money.
Much attention is paid to logistics so that there are no empty flights. His ships are always loaded - the motto of the company is "Not a mile without cargo."
So I thought - our ships, coming to us for loading, are completely empty. We load them (or don't load them) and send them on a flight.
What if they came to us loaded? We unloaded them (for example: different products, maybe occasionally farm decorations, etc.), and then loaded and shipped as usual.
"Not a mile without a load" is a good motto.
Recently, at the invitation of a friend, I visited the shipping company he manages.
He told me how his company works and how it makes a lot of money.
Much attention is paid to logistics so that there are no empty flights. His ships are always loaded - the motto of the company is "Not a mile without cargo."
So I thought - our ships, coming to us for loading, are completely empty. We load them (or don't load them) and send them on a flight.
What if they came to us loaded? We unloaded them (for example: different products, maybe occasionally farm decorations, etc.), and then loaded and shipped as usual.
"Not a mile without a load" is a good motto.
