Logistics represents the organisation, planning, control and realization of merchandise flows, material and immaterial, from the place of origin to the place of sale. It includes the production of the product and distribution to the end user in order to add the value of the goods. Distribution is the process that follows the production and aims to deliver the product in an adequate time to the consumer. Commodity terminals are places where transformation of goods flows occurs. Distribution Centers are special type of commodity terminals that accepts, stores and prepares goods for distribution towards customer. The difference between distribution centers and warehouses, from which distribution centers have developed, is the principle of keeping minimum stocks with a large flow of goods. Dry port or so called "Dry harbor" is yet another type of commodity terminal, directly connected to the seaport and is located in its hinterland with the role in relief of the port capacity. Dry port offers, besides conveying itself, warehousing, customs clearance, consolidation, container disposal, and other services.