Logistics management during the COVID-19 pandemic presents a challenge for many organizations worldwide. This global crisis has disrupted supply chains, causing difficulties in procurement, production, distribution, and transportation of goods. Additionally, it has altered consumer habits and necessitated adjustments in business strategies. Managing logistics has become crucial for maintaining business continuity and meeting market needs. One of the main challenges has been finding alternative suppliers and solutions to maintain supply chain continuity. Many companies faced supply chain disruptions due to factory closures, travel restrictions, and labor shortages. Digitalization has become key to facilitating inventory tracking and management and improving transparency in the supply chain. Moreover, the pandemic has spurred the development of innovative solutions such as drones and autonomous vehicles for goods delivery, as well as the use of technologies such as data analytics and artificial intelligence for demand prediction and delivery route optimization. Given the restrictions on travel and transportation, companies have turned to local sources for supply and production to reduce dependence on international supply chains. Flexibility has become crucial, with some companies even redirecting their manufacturing capacities to produce essential items such as medical supplies and protective equipment. Another challenge was ensuring safe working conditions for logistics workers. This includes implementing workplace protection protocols, providing necessary equipment, and training employees on safety measures. Overall, managing logistics during the COVID-19 pandemic has required rapid adaptation, innovative solutions, and collaboration among stakeholders in the supply chain. Key aspects have included focusing on flexibility, digitalization, and ensuring safe working conditions to ensure supply chain continuity and support business operations in challenging times.