The shortage of drivers and the informal economy are putting pressure on Brazilian logistics.
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The Brazilian logistics sector is facing significant pressure due to a shortage of drivers and high levels of informality within cargo transportation, according to recent reports from the International Road Transport Union (IRU). These structural challenges have consolidated as primary obstacles for supply chain operations in the country.
Simultaneously, the broader evolution of supply chain digital transformation is advancing beyond traditional process automation and artificial intelligence integration. A new phase focuses on connected products that act as reliable and updated information carriers throughout the entire logistical journey, enhancing traceability.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Driver ShortageFocuses on structural labor challenges, driver shortages, and sector informality.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Connected ProductsFocuses on technological evolution and product traceability in supply chains.
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