Fresh food sales are an important growth driver for retailers, as well as a priority for shoppers who want to ensure they have an ample supply of fresh food on hand. The Coronavirus crisis redefined shopping patterns for businesses and created some new trends in the fresh food industries.

AWL logistics fresh food retail distributors are changing their processes to get the right products into the hands of the right clients at the right time, rather than just considering static routes. Distributors can give priority to large volume (higher profit) clients with tight delivery windows by leveraging a hybrid routing process, ensuring they remain satisfied with their suppliers. Deliveries to smaller, more adaptable businesses can then be dynamically routed to level load the fleet.

AWL uses software and technology to guarantee a secure, effective, and dependable global cold [list=https://www.awlindia.com/us-en/blog-details/food-beverages-hang-on-supply-cold-chain-management]food and beverage supply chain[/list] ecosystem. According to McKinsey, successful AI deployment has lowered logistical costs by 15%, increased inventory levels by 35%, and raised service levels by 65% for firms. Only 12% of companies, according to the 2020 MHI Annual Industry Report, use AI technology in their warehouses, but that number is predicted to rise to 60% or more in just six years.

AWL India offers ‘Warehouse As A Solutions’ (WAAS), automation used to manage suppliers, and AI can actively identify and react to changes in demand as they happen. WAAS is based on complete automation and technologically advanced warehousing operations that ensures all major functions like receiving, put-away, storage, inventory management, picking, packing, and distribution are effectively done and monitored.

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