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3. Logistics providers
In France, logistics service providers employ over 126,000 people in companies with an average workforce of around 40.
3.1 Warehousing
The warehouseman stores goods in a warehouse on behalf of others: industrialists, retailers, farmers, craftsmen, public authorities, etc.
It can also offer its customers services such as stock management, inventories, order preparation, packaging, labeling, etc.
Sometimes, at the customer's request, the logistician also carries out end-of-line industrial operations in the warehouse (known as "co-manufacturing"), most often to customize the product for the local market or the end customer (known as "delayed differentiation").
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Conclusion
Bibliography
Regulations
(non-exhaustive list)
Transport Code.
Law no. 2001-43 of January 16, 2001 containing various provisions for adaptation to Community law in the field of transport (JORF no. 14 of January 17, 2001).
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European Union Agency for Railways :
Conseil national des activités privées de sécurité (CNAPS): https://www.cnaps.interieur.gouv.fr/
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