Summary: The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Publicizes the ‘Guide to Using Logistics Standardization Guidelines’ to Promote Efficiency of the Logistics Industry, Respond to Labor Shortages, and Implement Environmental Measures through Standardization of Logistics Data.

2024年3月18日 Last updated : 2024年3月18日 Nobukuni Kaneyama

On the 15th, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism released the “Guidelines for Using Logistics Standardization Guidelines.” The guidelines aim to support the logistics industry in enhancing efficiency, addressing labor shortages, and promoting environmental sustainability. Standardizing logistics data is crucial for achieving these goals, as it serves as the foundation for streamlining operations and implementing innovative solutions. The guidelines align with the Strategic Innovation Program (SIP) “Smart” initiative led by the Cabinet Office, emphasizing the importance of logistics standardization for driving industry advancements and addressing key challenges in the sector. Stay informed about the adoption and impact of these guidelines in shaping the future of logistics in Japan.

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