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Under the responsibility of the management, you design, organize and supervise all flows of goods in the group. You are the guarantor of end-to-end supply chain performance:
End-to-end chain management: Supervise the entire flow, from order validation, production/procurement monitoring, to final delivery to the customer.
Import/Export Management: Coordinate international transport operations (maritime, air, road). Ensure relations with freight forwarders, customs, transport companies and ensure regulatory compliance (Incoterms, licenses, customs documentation).
Inventory and warehouse management: Optimize the organization of storage spaces in Madagascar, ensure the accuracy of inventories and ensure the availability of products while limiting holding costs.
Distribution and Final Delivery: Organize and optimize the logistics of the "last kilometer" to ensure the respect of deadlines and quality of delivery to end customers.
Continuous improvement: Negotiate contracts with logistics providers (3PL, carriers), analyze performance indicators (KPIs) and put in place action plans to reduce costs and deadlines.
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