We like to say International Logistics is good for all kinds of businesses and for everyone who buys stuff. In the first place, by providing trade links between different nations, it makes it possible for businesses to enter into new markets and widen their customer base. Second, with the use of convenient transportation routes, these may cut transit times by half. That means quicker delivery to customers: something which improves both speed and standards in operation. Third, it brings companies economies of scale: the greater quantities that can now be shipped at lower rates due to this larger volume means remarkable reductions in costs per item transported. Fourth: Reliable logistics is a way of ensuring that, when goods are in transit and being delivered to customers, there will likely be relatively little damage between point A and point B. But if something really does happen—will then trust upon inspection by an impartial third party who has every reason for objective judgment over whether or not carried out correctly: “I certify this has been done correctly”. Hence there will no risk at all on all scores except one-emissions ( which are caused by every unit produced). Although positive optimizations for logistics has brought people greater speed in getting things where they need to go than ever before, it has also helped to reduce the carbon emissions from transportation side.