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This article is devoted to the linguistic study of logistics terms. Terms exist not only in language but also as a specific part of terminology. Terminology as a system of scientific terms is a subsystem in the general lexical system of a language. In foreign literature, logistics refers to the process of managing the transportation and storage of raw materials and finished products in an economic cycle from the time of payment to suppliers until the money arrives to deliver the finished product to the consumer.
Logistics, science, acts, purchase, production, processes, marketing, distribution, transport, information, stock, computer logistics, planning, order, product, calculate.
Logistics, science, acts, purchase, production, processes, marketing, distribution, transport, information, stock, computer logistics, planning, order, product, calculate.
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