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From the port to the sea
After reading this article you will..
Understand how the Supply chain manager can safeguard his delivery; timewise, damage wise, vessel type wise
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Antti Vehviläinen M.Sc. (Econ), MBA
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This page has been updated 25.02.2025
Content
Supply chain
Introduction to Supply Chain Management
Forest industry supply chain characteristics
Modelling, management and KPIs in supply chain
Finnish forest industry´s logistics operating environment – lobbying perspective
Sales and Operations Planning, engine for supply chain
Role of engineering consulting companies in the supply chain of the forest-based industry
Performance measurement in supply chain
Procurement and traceability in supply chain
Responsibility in industrial wood procurement, case: Metsähallitus
CO₂ emissions and energy efficiency in forest biomass supply chains – impact of terminals
Blockchain technology could improve traceability of wood through the SC
Out from forest
Bioforestry and wood supply chains
Timber harvesting and long-distance transportation of round wood
Round wood rail transport in Finland
From forest roadside to the mill
Finished goods transport and distribution
Modes of transportation for different forest products
Transportation of forest products from mill to the port
Forest industry products rail transport system
Ports and terminal operators as a part of the forest industry supply chain
From the port to the sea
Chartering and shipping of forest products
Liner shipping services in the forest products supply chain
Containers in the forest products supply chain
Forest products distribution systems for end-customer
Optimised handling of forest industry products
Incoterms
Free Carrier – FCA
Carriage paid to – CPT
Carriage and Insurance Paid to – CIP
Delivered At Place – DAP
Delivered at Place Unloaded – DPU
Delivered Duty Paid – DDP
Free Alongside Ship – FAS
Free On Board – FOB
Cost and Freight – CFR
Cost, Insurance and Freight – CIF
Social responsibility and sustainability in supply chain
Developing more sustainable transportation
Recycling and circular economy in forest industry supply chain
Decarbonising the transport chain for forest industry products
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