General distribution hub

What is it?

A logistics model designed to transfer cargo in transit between different modes of transport and routes, minimizing the time it remains in storage.

The goods arrive at the hub, where they are received, inspected and sorted before being quickly redirected to their destination, without the need for extended storage.

What does LACC do?

• Receives international cargo.
• Performs operational and document checks.
• Sorts cargo by destination.
• Consolidates shipments for dispatch.
• Coordinates air, road and sea connections.
• Dispatches cargo to its destination markets.

Benefits

Reduces transit times and inventory levels, accelerating the arrival of goods in each market.

What is it?

A model designed to receive consolidated shipments and prepare them for distribution to multiple markets, customers or destinations.

The goods are deconsolidated, sorted and divided according to previously defined criteria, such as weight, number of packages, country of destination or end customer.

What does LACC do?

• Receives consolidated shipments.
• Physically deconsolidates cargo.
• Separates cargo by package or weight.
• Sorts cargo by country, destination or customer.
• Prepares new shipments.
• Provides temporary or extended storage according to the needs of each operation.

Benefits

Transforms a single regional shipment into multiple deliveries tailored to the requirements of each market.

Cargo splitting using single-product master boxes streamlines preparation and redistribution, while allowing goods to remain stored at LACC until each shipment is ready for dispatch.

What is it?

A higher-value-added model in which LACC operates as a regional distribution center, managing inventory at product level.

Orders are prepared according to each customer’s instructions, with control by SKU, batch, lot or serial number.

What does LACC do?

• Receives products and enters them into inventory.
• Manages and controls inventory by SKU.
• Manages products by batch, lot or serial number.
• Performs picking and packing.
• Provides labeling and reconditioning.
• Prepares orders and kits.
• Performs quality control.
• Prepares documentation.
• Dispatches orders to destination markets.

Benefits

Enables multiple markets to be supplied from a single centralized inventory, improving stock visibility and control.

Goods remain at LACC and are dispatched according to demand in each market. This helps reduce the number of inbound shipments, prevent stockouts and tailor each order to the commercial, documentary and operational requirements of its destination.