Untidy Storage Practices

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'Untidy Storage Practices' refers to methods of storing goods in a disorganized, cluttered, or unsecured manner—such as haphazard stacking, lack of labeling, or improper shelf placement—that can lead to safety hazards, product damage, and reduced operational efficiency.

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