warehouse strategy

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Warehouse strategy refers to the planning and control of warehousing operations, including the selection of warehouse locations, storage types, handling processes, and the organization of material flow and inventory optimization, aimed at ensuring efficient, cost-effective, and demand-oriented availability of goods.

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