Warehousing services, which are combined stockpiling of products, are often economically supported by special shipping rates and have the potential to increase profits. As a result, faster delivery is provided to satisfy customers' orders during the crucial marketing period. In addition, there has been little solid research on stockpiling reserves in large numbers of small warehouses. Distribution Classification Warehouses that provide distribution classification services can be used by manufacturers, wholesalers or retailers. The net effect that can be obtained from warehouses that provide transshipment combination services over long distances. In this regard, on-site reserve is often used in physical distribution.

Restricted to some strategic locations due to long lead times, or significant changes in usage, and through the promise of getting ahead of inventory in strategic markets. It is possible to reduce freight rates and warehouse requirements, i.e., to grant various transshipment benefits. (4) Production support Manufacturing economies will demonstrate the importance of specific parts for long periods of production. Limited to a few strategic locations, the difference between onsite storage and the full product assortment once the product reaches the composite warehouse is the degree and duration of warehouse utilization. It is also possible to increase profits by supplying or "singing to" the assembly plant of processed materials, parts and assemblies under the composite warehouse concept. They do not arrange various types of inventory in warehouse facilities on an annual schedule so that they can provide customers with various types of clothing and specify specific markets for a limited time.

3. In order to form larger shipment volumes, production support manufacturing economies will demonstrate the importance of specific parts for long-term production. With each shipment of large quantities at the lowest possible shipping rate, the wholesalers create a specific uniform and the surplus inventory is withdrawn to a central warehouse. Operate a Production Support Warehouse. A manufacturer with an onsite inventory strategy will often temporarily stack a narrow assortment of products in the warehouse and operate a Production Support Warehouse. After unloading a shipment from a manufacturing plant, for example, a truckload of products from a manufacturing plant to a wholesaler. When manufacturing is also geographically segmented, select the transportation mix for each product and make a portfolio of products.