goods segregation

In logistics and supply chain management, “goods” are tangible items (finished or semi-finished products) intended for exchange, storage, or transport...

Goods are tangible, movable economic items transported, stored and distributed within logistics and supply chain processes to meet the needs of busine...

IMDG segregation refers to the requirements of the IMDG Code to separate dangerous goods into compatible and incompatible groups to prevent adverse re...

A rule requiring goods with incompatible properties or classifications to be stored, loaded, or transported separately to prevent adverse interactions...

The process of physically separating hazardous materials to prevent incompatible interactions, reactions, or hazards by keeping incompatible substance...

Goods flow is the continuous, planned movement and transportation of products within logistics and supply chain processes, from procurement to deliver...