Temporary storage
Cargo placement between stages of the transport or distribution chain.

We organize storage, handling and cargo distribution in coordination with onward transportation.
Warehousing operations help synchronize shipments, transport and delivery schedules. Cargo can be temporarily stored, received, handled and prepared for the next leg of the route.
Consolidation combines smaller shipments into a larger lot, while deconsolidation separates incoming cargo for onward distribution. These processes are especially important in multimodal logistics.
Cargo placement between stages of the transport or distribution chain.
Combining several shipments for onward transportation together.
Splitting a shipment by consignee, route or next operation.
Receiving, preparing for dispatch and handing cargo to the next stage.
Warehousing is useful for building shipment lots, changing transport modes, distributing to several consignees and preparing regular dispatches.
The warehouse stage is built around receiving, placement, shipment formation and synchronization with onward transportation.
We define the volume, handling format and connection to the transport schedule.
We organize arrival, placement and the required warehouse actions.
We consolidate or split cargo according to the onward routes.
We prepare dispatch and synchronize it with the next mode of transport.
Describe the volume, storage period and onward cargo route — we will define the required operations, consolidation and handover to transport.