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Logistics, Volume 10, Issue 2

2026 February - 4 articles

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Articles (4)

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  • Open Access
Logistics2026, 10(2), 28;https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics10020028 
(registering DOI)

23 January 2026

Background: The integration of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) into warehouse management is shaped by a broad spectrum of influencing factors, yet practical adoption lagged behind its potential due to scarce quantitative models of factor interdepende...

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  • Open Access
Logistics2026, 10(2), 27;https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics10020027 
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23 January 2026

Background: Cold chain distribution in Agri-Biotech supply chains faces serious challenges due to strict time windows, high temperature sensitivity, and conflict between different operational objectives, and conventional static approaches are unable...

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  • Open Access
Logistics2026, 10(2), 25;https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics10020025 
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23 January 2026

Background: Green logistics practices are crucial for achieving the EU’s Green Deal objectives, addressing environmental challenges, improving supply chain efficiency, and fostering business sustainability. This paper presents a conceptual fram...

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  • Open Access

Smart Port and Digital Transition: A Theory- and Experience-Based Roadmap

  • Basma Belmoukari,
  • Jean-François Audy,
  • Pascal Forget and
  • Vicky Adam
Logistics2026, 10(2), 26;https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics10020026 
(registering DOI)

23 January 2026

Background: Port digital transition is central to competitiveness and sustainability, yet existing frameworks devoted to such transition toward smart port are descriptive, technology-centered, or weak on data governance. This study designs and empiri...

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