Logistics ceased to exercise only the traditional roles of transporting, storing, and making goods available for processing and consumption. Under the concept of supply chain management (Supply chain management), Business Logistics has assumed increasing responsibilities in the strategy of organizations. Professionals must be prepared to identify and use resources and processes that contribute to facing competition and companies need to develop competitive advantages and implement collaborative relationships in the supply chain through productive negotiations, whose expected result should privilege the trinomial: quality, productivity, and costs.