warehousing
/'weəhauziɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act or process of storing goods in a warehouse: Warehousing refers to the commercial activity of receiving, storing, and managing goods in a designated facility until they are needed for distribution or sale.
- The business of operating storage facilities: It can also denote the industry or service business centered around providing storage space and inventory management for other companies.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The company specializes in the warehousing of agricultural products.
- Efficient warehousing is crucial for a smooth supply chain.
- Publishers reduced print runs to cut down the cost of warehousing.
Advanced Usage
"Contract warehousing": A long-term arrangement where a third-party logistics provider dedicates warehouse space and services exclusively to one client.
- The manufacturer opted for contract warehousing to ensure dedicated support for its product line.
"Warehousing and distribution": Often used together to describe a service that combines storage with the management of outgoing shipments to customers.
- Their business model integrates warehousing and distribution under one roof.
Variants and Related Words
Warehouse (n/verb): The building used for storage (n); to place goods into such a building (v).
- The empty warehouse was ready for new inventory. (n)
- We need to warehouse these pallets before the audit. (v)
Warehouseman / Warehouse worker (n): A person who works in a warehouse.
Synonyms
- Storage: The general action of storing goods.
- Depot management: Management of a storage depot.
- Repository management: Management of a place where things are stored.
Related Phrases
In storage: Describing goods that are currently being held in a warehouse.
- My car is in storage for the winter.
Warehousing costs/expenses: The financial costs associated with storing inventory.
- Rising warehousing costs are squeezing profit margins.
Noun
- depositing in a warehouse
- they decided to reposition their furniture in a recommended repository in Brooklyn
- my car is in storage
- publishers reduced print runs to cut down the cost of warehousing