FMCG &Consumer Goods
FMCG logistics depends on high-velocity replenishment, seasonal capacity.
Fast movement for high-turnover supply chains
Fast-moving consumer goods need transport that protects shelf availability. The challenge is not only moving cartons, but planning capacity around demand spikes, route congestion, depot cutoffs, and expiry-sensitive inventory.
Vyanex supports FMCG customers with primary FTL movement, PTL replenishment, seasonal surge fleet planning, and perishable transport for selected temperature-aware categories. Because FMCG volumes shift quickly with promotions, weather, and seasonal calendars, lane capacity is reviewed frequently rather than fixed once and left alone — the goal is stock that keeps moving toward the shelf, not sitting in a depot.
Velocity with control
From loading bay to store shelf
An empty shelf is a lost sale
Additional vehicle capacity is planned in advance of known peak periods, based on historical demand patterns and campaign timelines shared by the customer.
FEFO-aware dispatch practices are used where relevant, prioritizing movement of shorter-dated stock so it reaches the market with usable shelf life remaining.
Reverse logistics for expired, damaged, or recalled stock runs as a structured, separate flow so it does not compete with time-sensitive outbound replenishment.
Support across the consumer goods chain
High-volume FTL movement from plants to mother depots, CFAs, and regional warehouses.
Secondary PTL and route-based replenishment for retail and wholesale clusters.
Transport capacity planning around Diwali, summer, academic, and promotional surges.
Careful movement for chocolates, dairy-adjacent goods, and sensitive packaged products.
Structured reverse movement for expired, damaged, promotional, or recall stock.
Documentation and shipment identification that support expiry and batch control.