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Logistics in the automotive industry is mainly based on the uninterrupted supply of necessary components to production lines. Effective cooperation between the customer and the logistics operator is essential to ensure the smooth operation of the business. Lean supply chain, reverse logistics, blockchain and other innovations in the logistics world are new solutions for cutting-edge companies in the automotive sector. These more efficient supply chain management methods also offer considerable help. What should logistics for the automotive industry look like so that automotive processes can meet all the challenges?

Learn more about reusable packaging – what technologies are used to create it and what advantages they offer.

Mobility comes with huge emissions. The future of automotive vehicles requires investment in electric and hydrogen engines. This will ensure that the automotive sector contributes far less to the production of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.

The basic function of packaging in the logistics is first of all to protect the cargo. Its durability, sturdiness and also the properties that allow to maintain the parameters of transported products or raw materials exert considerable influence on reliability and quality of supplies. However, the optimal selection of packaging has much wider meaning, which extends also on the production and logistics processes within the production plant.

Logistics and storage of technical parts in the automotive industry constitute complex processes that require robust containers. They must comply with both standards and the specific needs of industrial production. In order to improve and economise the supply chain, Knauf Industries has developed an innovative solution – Komebac® lightweight containers made of foamed polypropylene.