(1) traffic conditions

Transportation condition is an important factor affecting logistics efficiency and delivery cost, especially bulk material delivery. The location of logistics distribution center should be close to the transportation hub, so that the distribution center forms an appropriate node in the logistics process. Where possible, the distribution center should be as close as possible to major traffic routes, such as highways, railway freight stations, ports, airports, etc.

(2) land use conditions

The distribution center needs to occupy a certain amount of land, which must conform to the national land policy and urban planning. What's the price of land? Is it using existing land, or is it being reclaimed? Whether it meets the requirements of government planning, etc., should be considered comprehensively when constructing the distribution center.

Distribution and quantity of goods

This is the distribution object of the distribution center, such as the distribution of the source and destination of goods, historical, present and future prediction and development. The distribution center should optimize the short distance between the production area and the distribution area as much as possible. The quantity of goods is increasing with the increase of the distribution scale. The higher the growth rate of goods, the more reasonable the location of distribution center is required, so as to reduce unnecessary waste in transportation.

(4) operating environment

Best logistics distribution center region industrial policy will have an important influence on the economic benefits of logistics enterprises, labor conditions of high quality and abundant is one of the distribution center location factor. Distribution centers operating different types of goods are best placed in different regions. For example, the site selection of production distribution center should be closely combined with industrial structure, product structure and industrial layout. Logistics cost is one of the important factors to consider the location of distribution center. Most distribution centers choose to be close to the places where logistics services are needed, such as large industrial and commercial areas, in order to shorten the distance of transportation, reduce freight and other logistics costs.