Zone
A zone in logistics can refer to a designated area within a warehouse, distribution center, or transportation network used for specific purposes such as storage, staging, or sorting. Zones help organize operations, streamline processes, and improve inventory management by grouping similar activities or goods together. Zoning strategies enhance efficiency and accuracy in logistics operations.
Related glossary terms
Bonded warehouse
A bonded warehouse stores imported goods under customs supervision before duties are paid. Learn about storage limits and how duty deferral benefits importers.
Container Yard (CY)
Container Yard (CY) is a terminal area where loaded and empty containers are stored and transferred. Learn cutoffs, CY vs. CFS, and per diem timing rules.
Yard
Yard in logistics refers to an area where containers, trailers, and cargo units are stored and organized before or after transport, reducing congestion and…
Warehouse Management
Warehouse Management involves administering storage facilities, including receiving, storing, and moving goods, using systems and automation to optimize space…
