Digital Technologies in Logistics Services for the Agri-Food Sector: A Comparison of Poland and Lithuania

– product traceability from farm to fork

– secure digital records

– fraud prevention

– transparency

– trust & compliance

– quick recalls

– real–time tracking of temperature, humidity, and location

– monitoring storage and transport conditions

– reduces spoilage

– Ensures cold chain integrity

– demand forecasting

– route optimization

– risk assessment for food safety

– reduces waste

– informed decisions

– cost savings

– centralized data sharing across supply chain

– remote access to logistics systems

– seamless collaboration

– scalability

– efficiency

– automated payments based on delivery conditions

– enforcing compliance rules

– reduces disputes

– lowers admin costs

– speed

– real–time communication between devices

– enhanced IoT data flow

– remote monitoring

– faster data transfer

– reliable operations

– demand forecasting

– inventory planning

– route optimization

– improves decision–making

– lowers costs

– reduces waste

– monitoring agricultural operations

– enabling deliveries in remote areas

– enhances operational efficiency

– accessibility in rural areas

– redistributing surplus food through charitable or discount platforms

– reduces food waste

– vsupports social responsibility

– enhances logistics

– enabling smooth information flow between suppliers, producers, and customers

– improves coordination, responsiveness, and sustainability