The logistics system is a set consisting of technological, technical, organizational and economic elements, which aims to establish the optimization of all possible flows of materials and goods, as well as information and people in an area in order to achieve the best possible economic effect. There have been dramatic changes in the way global trade and cargo are transported, characterized by the prevalence of business-to-business and integrated supply chains. These changes are embodied in the growing demand for value-added logistics services and the integration of different modes of transportation. Maritime logistics has traditionally been considered the primary means of transporting parts and finished products globally, and has recently attracted significant attention from academics and practitioners. It includes a wide range of activities related to the movement and management of goods and services, from the procurement of raw materials to the delivery of finished products to consumers. As supply chains continue to evolve and adapt to global challenges, the role of logistics will remain critical to the success of companies across industries. Although it is often imperceptible, logistics plays a key role in our everyday life.