Logistic cargo refers to the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the movement of goods and materials from one place to another. This includes everything from transportation, storage, inventory management, and more.

There are several types of logistic cargo, including air freight, sea freight, road transport, rail transport, and intermodal transport.

Freight refers to the goods being transported, while cargo refers to the actual containers or vessels used to transport the freight.

Some key factors to consider include the mode of transportation, the type of cargo being transported, the distance and route, the required delivery date, and any regulatory or customs requirements.

Logistic cargo is typically priced based on the weight and volume of the cargo, as well as the distance and mode of transportation.

A logistics provider is a company that specializes in providing logistics services, including transportation, storage, inventory management, and more.