Logistic & Distribution
Logistics isn’t just about moving product. It’s about making sure the right things show up in the right place, at the right time, without creating friction anywhere else in the system. When logistics work well, they’re almost invisible. When they don’t, everything slows down.
Veritiv’s logistics and distribution capabilities are designed to support complex kitting programs, retail timelines, and evolving supply chains. With a broad footprint and localized expertise, programs stay flexible, responsive, and aligned to how customers actually operate.
Built to Flow
Supply chains perform better when movement feels intentional, not reactive. Veritiv helps connect sourcing, kitting, and distribution so products move smoothly from production to destination.
Destination Ready
Logistics plans should match how products are sold and replenished. Veritiv supports distribution to warehouses, DCs, stores, or directly to customers, with options that adapt as demand, channels, and timelines change.
Smart Distribution
Logistics works best when it’s designed around the program, not bolted on after. Veritiv aligns distribution strategies with packaging formats, kitting requirements, and retailer expectations so downstream execution stays clean.
Inventory, Simplified
Managing materials and finished goods shouldn’t slow teams down. Veritiv supports warehousing, bulk storage, drop shipping, and just-in-time or vendor-managed inventory approaches that help reduce waste, free up space, and improve responsiveness.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A. Cold Chain refers to the process or products involved in shipping temperature-sensitive items from origin to destination while maintaining a stable environment within the cooler. This prevents spoilage of food and maintains the stability and efficacy of life-altering medications.
A. The four conventional temperature ranges are:
Frozen/Dry Ice (<-20°C) Refrigerated (2-8°C) Ambient/Room Temp (15-25°C) Cryogenic/Liquid Nitrogen Frozen (>-80°C)
A. Temperature excursion occurs when a product that must maintain a specific temperature range falls below or exceeds that range. For example, if a product required to stay between 2°C – 8°C falls below 2°C or rises above 8°C, it results in a temperature excursion.
A. Many factors are used to determine when dry ice should be used over frozen gel packs. Dry ice is one of the more costly options but offers the best duration. It sublimates up to 10 pounds per day depending on the ambient temperature and turns into carbon dioxide. Be cautious of trapped gases when opening the cooler.
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