Warehousing and bonded storage
Bonded warehouse, free warehouse and cross-dock space under one roof near Gemlik. Receipt, count, dispatch and stock reporting follow defined steps.
Rack plan
Top view: rack blocks A and B sit in the bonded zone, block C in the free warehouse; five dock doors and the cross-dock strip along the lower edge. On a real project, customer-specific areas are colour-coded on the same plan.
Space types
Space types and typical use
| Space | Status | Layout | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonded warehouse | Bonded | Racks (A1–B2), floor | Holding imported goods before declaration, partial withdrawal |
| Free warehouse | Free | Racks (C1–C2) | Consolidation before export, stock holding |
| Cross-dock | Transfer | Floor strip, D1–D5 | Same-day vehicle-to-vehicle transfer |
| Value-added handling | Free | Bench and packing area | Labelling, palletising, kitting |
Bonded warehouse authorisation processes follow the applicable regulations; the current status and scope are shared in writing at contract stage.
Receipt to dispatch
- 1
Advance notice
Vehicle, product and pallet details are sent a day ahead; dock and space are reserved.
- 2
Receipt and count
Quantity and damage check at the dock; any discrepancy is reported the same day with photos.
- 3
Put-away
A rack address is assigned; bonded goods are kept in a separate block.
- 4
Dispatch instruction
Instruction by e-mail or WhatsApp; picking, labelling and vehicle loading.
- 5
Stock reporting
Weekly stock and movement report; on-demand query on request.
Operating rules
- Pallet standards: EUR (80×120) and ISO (100×120); floor space for non-standard pallets.
- Rack load limit: an indicative 1,000 kg per bay; heavy goods go to floor space.
- Dangerous goods and food are assessed separately; no mixed storage.
- Visits and counts by prior appointment; the record is signed by both sides.