Warehousing & Distribution Services

Lower Costs and Capital Investments

• • Instead of being saddled with the costs of maintaining a proprietary warehousing facility, contract warehousing offers a ready-made solution complete with staffing and equipment. 
  • Contracted facilities are typically divided into zones that can accommodate different varieties of goods.

Locked-in Service Period 

• • Whether the term is one year or ten, a contracted warehouse space protects your company from unexpected expenses. 
  • There is added stability as the contract specifies the terms costs – weekly,  monthly, or annually as well as offer contingencies for possible changes over the contract period such as period extensions.

Reliability

• • A contracted warehousing facility also offers the ability to efficiently react and accommodate increases in demand and expanding warehousing needs. 
  • Along with related services such as cross docking, inventory management and other quality controls, a good logistics partner can be trusted to help your business grow by keeping your goods flowing.

• Inbound goods are received, sorted, put away and/or distributed according to your needs and final destinations. They are moved via forklift, conveyor, or other equipment dependant on your needs and final destinations.

• Common offerings and benefits include;
• Pre or Post-distribution cross-docking.
• Reduced labor costs and warehouse costs.
• Common beneficiaries include;
• Companies that sell time-sensitive products.
• Companies using multiple suppliers.

• Inventory management is important for businesses of any size. 
• Your company’s inventory is one of its most valuable assets. Whether it be In retail, manufacturing, food services, or other inventory-intensive sectors, your company’s inputs and finished products are the core of your business. A shortage of inventory when and where it’s needed can be extremely detrimental.
• Appropriate inventory management strategies will vary depending on the industry. Sitting on inventory is not necessarily the best option, and misjudging the timing or quantities of orders can be costly.
• Achieving these balances, is often difficult, thus several methods for inventory management are available, a couple of which may include just-in-time (JIT) and material requirement planning (MRP).