Organic producer in the heart of EuropeProduction technology
Company overview
ASC UkrBioLand – the family-owned and operated organic agricultural servicing cooperative with the land bank over 5,532 ha located in the Dnipropetrovsk region, the center of Ukraine. UkrBioLand is in the TOP 5 organic producers in Ukraine by the farm’s size. UkrBioLand started its activities in 2003. Since 2013, for the last years, it has been working on the development of Ukrainian organic production and asserting values of careful and responsible agri-producer. Our company has developed an eco-system of modern bio farm including high-quality seeds, a professional team, modern agricultural equipment, certified handling facilities, and sustainable logistics. For the present time, the UkrBioLand cooperative includes the following farms:
LLC Solonianskyi Zavod Ahropolimerdetal
LLC Zavod Plastmasovykh Vyrobiv Suputnyk
LLC Kolos
LLC NVP SAD
Organic Products
Cereals
Wheat (soft)
Spelt (de-hulled)
Millet (in husk)
Rye
Naked Barley
Amaranth
Pulses
Peas
Lentils (Beluga black)
Mung beans
Oilseeds
Sunflower seeds (HO)
Rapeseed
Linseed (golden)
Nigela sativa & damasca
Silybum
Combine harvester unloading corn seeds after harvest.Combine harvester on the field of wheat. Perfect summer view from flying drone of harvesting wheat on sunset. Picturesque rural scene in Ukraine, Europe.
Technology
Weed control
CombCut® Weed Mower
Rotary hoe harrows
Hatzenbichler “strigel” harrows
Hatzenbichler & Garford interrow cultivators equipped with camera steering assistant
Manual weeding of weeds
Biological control
Entomophages
A wide ranges of certified bacterias and fungus antagonists
Agricultural machinery
Hatzenbichler, Garford, John Deere, Vaderstad New Holland, McDon, Great Plains, Horsch, Case IH, Kinze, MaterMac, Flexi-Coil, Spearhead machinery etc.
Handling & Packaging facilities
14 own certified warehouses with capacity approx. 30,000 tons
Carbon dioxide (CO2) treatment can guarantee stable pest-free supply in container liners as well in big bags
Modern, high tech cleaning, sorting, calibration and drying equipment
Modern colour sorter with NIR infrared cameras which can guarantee up to 99.99% purity
High-quality big bags, container liners, paper bags
Private label packaging
Bio Certificates
UkrBioLand meets main organic international standards and certified by Control Union Certifications (UA-BIO-149), International Certification Bio Suisse AG, and Organic Standard Ltd according to the following standards:
European Union Organic Production & Processing organic standards
National Organic Program (USDA-NOP) organic standards
Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS)
BIOSUISSE Standards
Naturland social standards
Year 2021: We are going to be certified according to FSSC 22000 standard
A Guide to Optimize Your Supply Chain
Introduction
Distribution is a critical element of any business operation. It involves the efficient movement of goods from the manufacturer to the consumer, and it plays a vital role in ensuring customer satisfaction and business success. However, distribution can be complex and challenging, with a range of factors that can impact its effectiveness. This guide explores the potential of unlocking your distribution network and optimizing your supply chain. By leveraging the latest tools, technologies, and best practices, you can streamline your operations, reduce costs, and improve your bottom line.
The main tasks facing distribution are as follows:
Efficiently transporting goods from manufacturers to consumers
Managing inventory levels to ensure sufficient supply while minimizing excess stock
Coordinating logistics and shipping to reduce costs and improve delivery times
Developing and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers and retailers
Identifying and adapting to changes in consumer demand and market trends
Implementing technology and systems to improve distribution efficiency and
accuracy
Monitoring and analyzing performance metrics to continuously improve the
distribution process.
So let’s dive in and discover the key strategies for achieving distribution excellence. The field of distribution has undergone significant changes and developments due to the dynamic nature of the business world. As a service, distribution has evolved to meet the needs and demands of modern consumers and businesses. These changes have resulted in the emergence of various distribution types and strategies to optimize the supply chain and improve customer satisfaction, listed below:
Direct distribution: Selling directly to the end consumer, without the involvement of intermediaries.
Indirect distribution: Using intermediaries to sell products, such as wholesalers or retailers.
Intensive distribution: Placing products in as many outlets as possible to maximize availability and convenience for customers.
Selective distribution: Limiting the number of outlets that sell a product to maintain quality and exclusivity.
Exclusive distribution: Restricting the distribution of a product to a single outlet or a limited number of outlets, often to maintain premium pricing or brand image.
Distribution services are provided by many companies, there are almost no monopolies in this market, and high competition means that every customer is important. To understand how to choose the right distribution company, it is recommended to focus on a number of criteria:
Industry experience and reputation: Choose a provider that has a demonstrated history of success in your industry or a related field.
Geographic coverage: Evaluate whether the service has the necessary coverage to
distribute your products to all the locations you need.
Capacity and flexibility: Evaluate the company’s ability to handle your volume of products and adjust to changes in demand or distribution needs.
Technology and systems: Look for those who use modern technology and logistics systems to streamline processes and provide real-time tracking and reporting.
Cost-effectiveness: Compare pricing and fees among different companies to ensure you are getting competitive rates for the services provided.
Customer service: Consider the level of customer support and communication provided by the company, as well as their ability to handle any issues or concerns that may arise during the distribution process.
Distribution offers several advantages to businesses, including the ability to reach a wider audience and increase market share. By partnering with a distribution company, businesses can leverage the company’s expertise, infrastructure, and network to efficiently and effectively get their products to customers. This can result in improved customer satisfaction, as well as reduced costs and risks associated with managing distribution in-house. Additionally, distribution can help businesses stay competitive by enabling them to respond quickly to changing market demands and customer needs.
How the distribution system works:
The distribution system involves all the activities necessary to move products from their point of origin to the end consumer, which includes manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and other intermediaries. This process involves a series of steps, including warehousing, transportation, and inventory management. The first link in the distribution system is warehousing, which refers to the storage of goods before they are shipped to their final destination. It serves as an intermediary point between the manufacturer and the customer, and they provide a place to store goods before they are transported. A well-managed warehouse can ensure that products are in good condition and ready to be shipped when needed. Inventory management is also a crucial aspect of the distribution system. It involves monitoring the quantity of goods in the warehouse and ensuring that the correct products are available for shipment when needed. Effective inventory management can help reduce costs and prevent overstocking or understocking of goods. In addition to these core components, the distribution system also involves the use of technology and software to track and manage products throughout the supply chain. This includes tools for tracking inventory levels, monitoring shipments, and managing logistics. By leveraging these technologies, companies can improve the efficiency and accuracy of their distribution processes, reducing costs and improving customer satisfaction.
Part Of A Thriving Business
Introduction
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “logistics”? The word “logistics” is known from the Roman Empire, where employees involved in distributing food were called “logisticians” or “logistics”. Logistics was developed through the development of military affairs. But, nowadays logistics is primarily a management model for optimizing all processes of movement of goods, services, and resources, which contributes to the development of B2B and B2C business. Logistics contributes to an enterprise to develop efficiently by choosing the right logistics strategy, creating an effective logistics system, rationally organizing the logistics process at the enterprise and solving problems of cross-functional and inter-organizational coordination and integration.
The main tasks facing logistics are as follows:
selection of transport;
selection of optimal routes;
labeling and numbering of goods;
packaging and storing of goods;
organizing the optimal and accessible location of goods in warehouses;
formation of general and combined orders.
Recently, the development of logistics has reached the point where it has been divided into types. Taking all of the factors and conditions of service provision into account, the main logistics types are below:
procurement
distribution
warehousing
transportation
information
production
customs
complex
The organization of logistics activities for any enterprise can be carried out in accordance with one of the four main strategies for the development of logistics services.
An enterprise or business independently establishes a logistics department whose functions are to carry out all logistics processes from the purchase of the raw materials to the sale of products.
Outsourcing some of the logistics functions to third-party companies, such as warehousing or transportation that are difficult to implement on their own.
Outsourcing of all logistics functions, including raw material supply management and product shipment.
Close cooperation with a logistics provider who not only provides delivery, shipment and coordination, but also promotes the product in the retail network. It doesn’t matter in which area a business is developing, what size it is, or where it is located. It’s the logistics connections and services that make it complete and competitive. Logistics services are provided by many companies, there are almost no monopolies in this market, and high competition means that every customer is important. To understand how to choose the right logistics company, it is recommended to focus on a number of criteria:
Vehicle fleet. Possibility to get complete information about the fleet owned by the
logistics company; the ability to choose the type of transportation that is convenient
for the client; understanding who owns it; and the ability to meet special
transportation needs through cooperation with available fleets makes the company
able to fulfill its obligations.
Clear guarantees of compliance with transportation deadlines and cargo safety in
transit. Carrier liability insurance is equally important. The company should have
clear, well-developed transportation schemes, a well-coordinated team, and options
for solving even the most complex cargo transportation options.
Providing a wide range of services and an integrated approach. The logistics company
assumes full responsibility for your goods at all stages of cooperation: selection of
transport, route, transportation, storage. Also pay attention to willingness to work with
non-standard orders, discussing the terms of the contract, which includes all the
conditions, actions and responsibilities of the parties in emergency situations.
Value for money. The availability of open cases, feedback from previous customers,
and a transparent calculation of the cost of services are key factors in
decision-making.
What Are Logistics Services?
Planning, implementing, and managing actions for the most efficient and effective
storage and transportation of goods as possible
Services and solutions of packaging
Containerization
Documentation and documentary support
Insurance
Storage
Importing and exporting regulations
Freight damage claims
Managing vendors and partnership
Risk mitigation
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