THIRD-PARTY LOGISTICS
A smart approach to optimise transport, distribution, and goods’ handling—improving operational workflows while ensuring accuracy and on-time delivery at every stage.
How third-party logistics works
Third-party logistics is a strategic solution that allows companies to outsource the management of their transportation and logistics processes to a specialised partner. This service provides full support for handling, storing, and distributing goods—particularly in industries such as stone and ceramics.
At Logistock Italia, we operate across 10,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor space, delivering safe and efficient logistics operations. Our state-of-the-art equipment, including overhead and gantry cranes with capacities up to 35 tons, allows us to manage heavy and complex loads such as marble slabs and blocks with ease.
Our third-party logistics services also include operations such as grouping small and large shipments (groupage), full truck/container loads, and unloading activities. This flexible setup helps reduce both transport times and costs, offering a truly tailored service for each client.
With years of experience in logistics and solid partnerships across Italy and abroad, Logistock Italia delivers reliable, high-quality, and timely solutions. Outsourcing your logistics operations enables you to focus on your core business, improving both efficiency and competitiveness. Fill out the contact form to request more information.
Speed
From receiving to distribution, third-party logistics ensures every stage of the supply chain is handled with greater flexibility and efficiency.
Cost savings
Outsourcing your logistics operations eliminates the need to invest in in-house infrastructure, enabling you to save time and money.
Error reduction
External providers minimise errors by taking care of tasks like documentation, invoicing, audits, staff training, and workforce management.
Optimisation
With the right expertise and resources, third-party logistics providers can improve each step in the supply chain—even in the long term.