Last-mile logistics sounds simple, as it is the last leg of deliveries to customers. In truth, it is one of the most complex, expensive supply chain operations, and comes with a large carbon footprint. - BY Andrew Hale

Last-mile logistics is the final stage of the delivery process, where goods are transported from a warehouse or distribution center to the end consumer. It is the most complicated and expensive segment for many supply chains, especially in urban areas. Meeting customer delivery expectations and establishing a logistics system that supports environmental sustainability and social commitments to local communities is challenging. A last-mile logistics st....