Successful supply chain management in the face of excessive market volatility and demand has become a top priority at the current stage of global economic development. The processes of balancing supply and demand for goods and services have gone out of control, calling into question the reliability of cross-cutting supply chains and the planning of demand for products. In addition, the financial and economic impact of natural disasters has increased supply chain volatility, which in turn creates the need to choose the type of transportation that best meets the requirements of profitability and freight transportation costs, supply chain flexibility, and customer satisfaction.
