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NAICS, MoR, and AI-powered logistics system for retail supply chains

Smart Logistics for Retail: Aligning NAICS with MoR and AI

Misclassifying your logistics operations under NAICS codes can cost you—literally. It affects taxes, customs, and supply chain performance. Add to that outdated inventory systems (FIFO, LIFO, or FEFO), and your margins take a hit. This article shows how Kiki LATAM helps you avoid these pitfalls using a powerful combination: proper NAICS registration via MoR, AI-enhanced 3PL logistics, and flexible inventory management across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada.

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D2C Logistics Without the Hassle: How to Scale Without Owning Warehouses or Trucks

Selling directly to consumers is one of the most profitable business models in 2025—but also one of the hardest to scale without hitting logistics roadblocks. From high import duties and delivery failures to payment barriers like cash on delivery, many D2C brands face operational chaos that stunts growth. This guide explores a new approach: how to win in D2C by outsourcing logistics while keeping control of your customer experience. Learn how to leverage 4PL partners, regional fulfillment hubs, and AI-powered logistics strategies to build a scalable, tariff-resilient, and customer-friendly supply chain across LATAM and the U.S.

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AI-Powered Fulfillment: Scaling GenAI in Logistics Operations

As global supply chains continue to digitize, Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining how companies manage aftermarket logistics, field service operations, and fulfillment. Far from a theoretical innovation, GenAI is already delivering tangible value by improving technician productivity, spare parts management, and customer experience.

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Map showing logistics network, tariff icons, and consumer behavior trends in retail supply chains across Latin America

Nearshoring & Trade Strategy: Adapting to Tariff-Driven Supply Chains

As global tariffs climb and buyer habits evolve, retail supply chains in LATAM face new challenges. Consumers now demand faster delivery, convenience, and transparency—even as costs rise. Kiki Latam responds with agile logistics, advanced fulfillment options, and optimized last-mile delivery, bridging the gap between retail expectations and operational realities.

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