The process of matching the volume and dimensions of the outer packaging as closely as possible to the actual product dimensions. Prevents shipping air and reduces dimensional weight charges.
A tabletop or floor-standing warehouse device with a sharp, safe cross-cutting blade. Enables quick pulling and simple cutting of the required length of packing paper directly from the roll.
The final and most expensive stage in the entire logistics chain: the delivery of a parcel by city van directly to the customer's doorstep or to their local parcel locker.
A goods distribution system where incoming warehouse stock is transferred almost immediately to outbound trucks, bypassing the rack storage stage entirely.
A commercial relationship where a manufacturer supplies materials to other large companies, logistics wholesalers and major distributors, bypassing retail customers.
