Ihor, integrating the cold chain into supply chain performance
In Brazil, Ihor first views the cold chain as a component of the supply chain.
Since 2007, he has mainly supported retail and food distribution companies with the design and optimisation of logistics operations.
Flow diagnostics, distribution centres, inventory, supply, WMS, TMS, automation, picking and the management of perishable products: his scope of expertise is broad.
This expertise is particularly relevant when integrating an insulated solution.
Before selecting a container, it is necessary to understand how orders are prepared, how long they wait, how they are loaded, how many delivery points are served and how the equipment subsequently returns into the circuit.
Ihor has precisely this ability to analyse the entire chain.
Olivo solutions can then be integrated as one lever among others to improve the performance of temperature-controlled flows.
His strength lies in this distinctly supply-chain-oriented approach: temperature is never considered separately from cost, organisation or service quality.
Thanks to his knowledge of food retail and the Brazilian market, Ihor brings particularly complementary expertise to the Olivo network: viewing refrigeration as an integral part of logistics performance.
Contact person
Ihor Woznarowycz
Area covered
Brazil
Spoken languages
Portuguese
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