Late Stage Customization in Warehousing

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Late Stage Customization in warehousing refers to the practice of performing final product modifications (such as kitting, packaging, labeling or branding) as close as possible to the shipping or distribution point, enabling flexibility to accommodate specific customer demands and reducing inventory carrying costs for finished goods.

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