About Annto Logistics
Annto Logistics, known in Chinese as Ande Zhilian, is the logistics arm of Midea Group and presents itself on its official website as a provider of integrated, digitalised supply chain solutions. Born inside one of China's largest industrial groups, the company has grown from handling Midea's internal logistics to serving thousands of external clients in sectors such as home appliances, food, beverages, consumer goods and furniture.
Its operating model, which the official site calls '1+3', combines end-to-end logistics capability with three core solutions: production logistics for factories, omnichannel shared inventory with unified warehousing and distribution, and last-mile delivery with installation for bulky goods. This structure allows a single pool of stock to serve physical stores, e-commerce channels and distributors without duplicating warehouses.
Annto's delivery network covers the whole of China and relies on regional distribution centres and digital management systems that connect production, storage, transport and after-sales service. The official website also highlights its progress in green warehousing and in applying artificial intelligence to logistics planning, as well as its support for Chinese manufacturers setting up plants abroad who need to rebuild their supply chain overseas.
Its operating model, which the official site calls '1+3', combines end-to-end logistics capability with three core solutions: production logistics for factories, omnichannel shared inventory with unified warehousing and distribution, and last-mile delivery with installation for bulky goods. This structure allows a single pool of stock to serve physical stores, e-commerce channels and distributors without duplicating warehouses.
Annto's delivery network covers the whole of China and relies on regional distribution centres and digital management systems that connect production, storage, transport and after-sales service. The official website also highlights its progress in green warehousing and in applying artificial intelligence to logistics planning, as well as its support for Chinese manufacturers setting up plants abroad who need to rebuild their supply chain overseas.