warehousing
ਵੇਅਰ
definition
verb
It is almost as expensive to hold, move and warehouse things as to produce them.
store (goods) in a warehouse.
noun
The Council approved an order to accommodate two planning applications seeking to develop a toy store and retail warehousing with car parking at a site on Mercy Road.
the practice or process of storing goods in a warehouse.
example
The Carrier shall be entitled to sub-contract on any terms the whole or any part of the carriage, loading, unloading, storing, 'warehousing' , handling and any or all duties whatsoever undertaken by the Carrier in relation to the Goods.
The 'warehousing' and retail arms of the plant, which employ approximately 30 people, will remain open.
It says planning permission paves the way for it to extend its 17, 500 square metre facility by 4,500 square metres, to provide essential 'warehousing' and to achieve its objective of doubling its turnover.
All other auxiliaries are reclassified based on the type of service provided, such as 'warehousing' and storage or data processing.
Gilbraith, which will cover the BB postcode area, has 100,000 sq ft of 'warehousing' , serviced by a 20-strong vehicle fleet, offering single pallet to full load distribution.
Jagroo said there were 40,000 square feet of 'warehousing' space and the factory could be converted to a downstream plant using products produced at Point Lisas.
Instead, we are 'warehousing' literally millions of people who rot away, spending 23 or more hours a day in a cage, day after day after day.
In addition, Hammerson is making good progress in retail 'warehousing' .
It is planned the freight would be carried to and from 'warehousing' at the new Slade Green depot on nine half-mile long trains a day.
Activities include sourcing and procurement, production scheduling, order processing, inventory management, transportation, 'warehousing' , and customer service.
Too much emphasis is placed on secure institutionalization and 'warehousing' , but not enough attention is paid to education, family empowerment, behavior change, life skills and employment training.
The Korea Region has contractors developing integrated processes that will address 'warehousing' , logistics, and an in- and out-processing system.
It is all in what's behind all that shopping that matters - the logistics, 'warehousing' and producer goods and services that will ultimately change our world.
The company works indirectly with several suppliers that have 'warehousing' in Mexico and will deliver products to the company's customers.
Gossner has also added 40,000 square feet of 'warehousing' space to its UHT plant.
The Council approved an order to accommodate two planning applications seeking to develop a toy store and retail 'warehousing' with car parking at a site on Mercy Road.
Previously it has received planning permission for 'warehousing' and industrial uses.
Unresolved zoning issues mean that there is limited availability and rents of £86 to £107 are being paid per square foot for retail 'warehousing' .
The former Waterford Crystal site is zoned for 110,000 square foot of retail 'warehousing' .
The office development is part of the final phase of building on the 15-acre site, which already houses 6,315 square metres of refrigerated 'warehousing' .
Companies that specialize in cold storage 'warehousing' have been working on solutions to help dairy processors meet their changing needs.
It is awaiting a decision on plans to build 4000 square metres of 'warehousing' at the same address.
It could be opened up and used for 'warehousing' and as a store.
80,000 square feet of 'warehousing'
The goal of rehabilitation was long ago replaced with that of 'warehousing' , and now the only real goal is to warehouse cheaply.
When applied to commerce, logistics refers to the moving, handling, 'warehousing' and distribution of goods.
It has some 130,000 products lines in seven catalogues, and has around a million square feet of 'warehousing' split between Corby and Nuneaton.
It is estimated that the development could provide more than 15,000 square metres of general light industry, including 'warehousing' and offices.
In late July, the British Columbia government announced it was going to slowly phase out government liquor stores and privatize 'warehousing' and distribution.
The development plans to include three million square feet of built 'warehousing' and includes parking facilities for up to 15,000 vehicles.
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