is a  building construction that makes it possible to even the level of a warehouse flooring with the floor level of a transport vehicle’s body in order to facilitate the handling of incoming or outgoing goods.

a barcode is a machine–readable arrangement of numbers and parallel lines of different widths. The system is commonly used in warehouses as it improves storage management and performance. Thanks to the barcodes operations such as goods receipt, retrieval, stock inventory, pick-and-pack and goods preparation for shipment are carried out faster and w [..]

is a warehouse facility designed and constructed for a dedicated user. BTS projects are characterized by great flexibility in terms of: location size of industrial space size of office space type of cooperation and the purpose of industrial facility.

is a service that involves mixing goods from delivered batches into sets of different configurations. Most of the time confectioning is carried out in a warehouse and the service itself is complementary to the principal function of the warehouse.

is a practice in logistics which involves receiving goods and then shipping it out shortly often without the need to sock it at the warehouse.

is a facility used for warehousing of goods belonging to other businesses and their subsequent redistribution to retailers, wholesalers, or directly to consumers according to the owner’s instruction.

commonly known as e-commerce is a set of procedures that makes use of electronic equipment such as landlines, mobile phones, faxes, Internet or TV in order to conclude a business transaction. The most common method of e-commerce is e-business where the buying and selling of products or services is concluded over the Internet.

is a licence for the European standard (Euro) pallet manufacturing issued by the European Pallet Association (EPAL).

 is an electronic communication system that provides standards for exchanging data via electronic means. The purpose of EDI is to eliminate multiple data entry and to increase the accuracy and speed of the information flow through a combination of relevant computer applications between the companies participating in the exchange. The use of EDI can [..]

are products that are sold quickly and frequently at relatively low prices. Examples of FMCG goods include: agricultural and food products, toiletries, alcohol, cigarettes and many other consumables.