The goal of this decision to rethink logistics for efficiency is not decision-making, but efficiency maximization.
While many processes are really slow and arduous, a variety of factors, such as capacity, cost, the availability of resources, knowledge, incentives, and a company's potential for innovation, affect the selection of processes. Think beyond the box and imagine that businesses will begin sending empty freezers full of raw produce, such as frozen fruit, to the countries where exporters would process it before delivering it to customers with added value. Because it does not require temperature control, freezers, gasoline, or logistics costs, that method is also the easiest to send. I think this kind of scenario might happen if the quantities begin to flow. Nowadays, companies spend a lot of money on logistics.