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The fourth issue of the LOGISTICS journal of 2022 has been published

Dear readers! We present the new issue of the journal of 2022. According to the results of the TransRussia 2022 exhibition, it is safe to say that, despite the geopolitical challenges, business activity is not fading, and the logistics industry is further developing, finding new ways to optimize work processes. Read more in the materials on the results of the event, as well as in an interview with Natalia Romanova, Director of the TransRussia exhibition.

In the latest issue there are many articles devoted to the adaptation of the industry to new economic conditions. So, in an interview with Mikhail Buryanov, Head of the warehouse logistics department of the international transport and logistics company "TRASKO", we discuss how to establish effective warehouse operation today.

 We are considering the future of logistics chains after the sanctions imposed together with the experts of "Gruzovichkof Foreign Trade" Andrey Serebryakov, Irek Nurtdinov, Raphael Kupaev.

Natalia Lakhmetkina, Valeria Kutueva in their article analyze the trends in the development of transport and logistics systems of the largest enterprises of the Russian Federation producing soda ash, identify problems and consider ways to solve the problems of transport and logistics systems of industrial enterprises.

 Evgenia Maksimova and Konstantin Molokin talk about the current state of the gondola car market on the Russian Railways network, offering methods to overcome the park shortage by developing new local technical conditions for loading metal products into gondola 

Nadezhda Filippova and co-authors continue a series of publications devoted to the study of the historical experience of managing production and transport facilities during the Great Patriotic War. In the article of the fourth issue of Logistics, the unique experience of delivering fuel to besieged Leningrad by various modes of transport is considered.. 

Dear readers! We are always open for cooperation and new topics discussion. We are waiting for your suggestions at the following addresses: editor@mg-agency.com, comers@mg-agency.