Blue Ridge Apparel Group
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The Blue Ridge Apparel Group is seeking proposals to modify and improve their existing warehousing and distribution infrastructure to accommodate 5 years of forecasted growth. Their current 158,000 sq ft facility uses a mix of storage methods and a basic conveyor system but no warehouse management system. The summary provides an overview of their current processes for order fulfillment, inventory replenishment, and returns handling.
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