The phrase 'logistic hub' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used to describe a business location from which goods and services are shipped, stored and transported. For example, "The store has three locations, with the main warehouse functioning as a logistic hub for the whole region."
The company also offers integrated logistics services comprising project logistics, freight management, forwarding, transportation, warehousing, supply chain management, lightering, haulage brokerage, liner merchant, carrier haulage, and shipping agency services; provides automotive solutions and related logistics services; and owns a cold storage logistic hub.
Antwerp, with its large port, is an important logistic hub, attracting a lot of heavy truck traffic from across Europe.
The port, transferred in the late 1990s from the centre to the regional government, last year handled 50% more cargo and over twice as many passengers, notably from cruise ships, as in 1990; it is investing hard to achieve its dream of becoming the Mediterranean's logistic hub.
The British Steel site in Scunthorpe has made a shortlist of 18 sites in the running to become a logistic hub for the Heathrow Airport expansion project.
He recruited Harbert as CTO as he'd been working with startups for 12 years and had a personal passion for Flowspace since he grew up in Wilmington, Ohio — a major logistic hub.
In 2000, the Indonesian government declared Sabang a Free Trade Zone and Free Port, to gain economic benefit by establishing the port as a logistic hub for international vessels passing through the strait.
Plans to build one of the biggest rail-road logistic hubs in the country, near Junction 24 of the M1, are a further controversy.
With increasing shipments in urban areas, however, there are now more multi-tier distribution systems, in which hubs are augmented with smaller logistic centers and fulfillment operations in the city.
Airports no longer simply comprise aviation related functionalities (e.g. passenger, cargo, and aircraft handling facilities), they have evolved to include shopping and hotel complexes, conference facilities, as well as industrial zones, logistic centres and inter-modal public transport hubs.
Dynamic hub facility location model that has logistic servers was presented by Horhammer (2014).
The geographic dispersion of participating services poses logistic and management challenges for the research team to support hub coordinators and health services at the regional level.
