Warehousing and
distribution centers
Warehousing?
• Its is a place where goods are stored for future use.
• Or
• An arrangement by which goods are stored when they are not
immediately needed and are kept in such a manner to protect
from damage.
Warehousing functions
• Material storage function
• Material handling function
• Information handling function
Types of warehouses
•On the basis of ownership
• Public and private warehouse
• Co-oprative and institutional warehouse.
•On the basic of Operations
• Plant and base
• Distribution center warehouses
• On the basis of service
• Bounded ,cold storage, special commodity , general
merchandise warehouses..
Types of warehouses
•Public warehouses –
• Licensed by gvmt
• Used by small firms and large firms
• Provides storage facilities to the general public for a certain
charge.
• A public warehouse is also known as duty-paid warehouse.
• Public warehouses are very important in the marketing of
agricultural products
• Public warehouses are generally located near the junctions of
railways, highways and waterways.
Advantages of public
warehouses
• Storage services provide opportunity to expand - Outsourcing
solves this problem. A popular product could be produced in
full force and stored in public warehousing. Your supply can
now meet the demand of your customers.
• Public warehouses not only store the goods but also give the
facilities of transport and cleaning of goods
• It provide marketing facilities such as sorting and packaging
• It also provide the facility of financing
• Public warehouses are generally established at some central
place where the manufacture other person can stocks easily
Private warehouse
Owned big manufacturers and merchants to fulfill their own
storage needs.
• A big manufacturer or wholesaler may have a network of his
own warehouses in different parts of the country.
Advantages of Private
• Better control over movement and storage
• designing is done according to suitability
of owner
• Greater flexibility with material handling
needs.
Co-operative warehouse
• facilities at most economical rates to
members .
• Owned managed and controlled - co-
operative societies
Institutional warehouses
• Established their warehouses because of their activites. Food
corporation of india, bank
1- Govermnt warehouse – operated by state and central
government .

Warehousing and distribution centers

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Warehousing? • Its isa place where goods are stored for future use. • Or • An arrangement by which goods are stored when they are not immediately needed and are kept in such a manner to protect from damage.
  • 3.
    Warehousing functions • Materialstorage function • Material handling function • Information handling function
  • 4.
    Types of warehouses •Onthe basis of ownership • Public and private warehouse • Co-oprative and institutional warehouse. •On the basic of Operations • Plant and base • Distribution center warehouses • On the basis of service • Bounded ,cold storage, special commodity , general merchandise warehouses..
  • 5.
    Types of warehouses •Publicwarehouses – • Licensed by gvmt • Used by small firms and large firms • Provides storage facilities to the general public for a certain charge. • A public warehouse is also known as duty-paid warehouse. • Public warehouses are very important in the marketing of agricultural products • Public warehouses are generally located near the junctions of railways, highways and waterways.
  • 6.
    Advantages of public warehouses •Storage services provide opportunity to expand - Outsourcing solves this problem. A popular product could be produced in full force and stored in public warehousing. Your supply can now meet the demand of your customers. • Public warehouses not only store the goods but also give the facilities of transport and cleaning of goods • It provide marketing facilities such as sorting and packaging • It also provide the facility of financing • Public warehouses are generally established at some central place where the manufacture other person can stocks easily
  • 7.
    Private warehouse Owned bigmanufacturers and merchants to fulfill their own storage needs. • A big manufacturer or wholesaler may have a network of his own warehouses in different parts of the country.
  • 8.
    Advantages of Private •Better control over movement and storage • designing is done according to suitability of owner • Greater flexibility with material handling needs.
  • 9.
    Co-operative warehouse • facilitiesat most economical rates to members . • Owned managed and controlled - co- operative societies
  • 10.
    Institutional warehouses • Establishedtheir warehouses because of their activites. Food corporation of india, bank 1- Govermnt warehouse – operated by state and central government .