CARGO STORAGE

Cargo storage refers to the process of temporarily holding goods in a secure area or facility before they are transported to their next destination. This storage is an essential component of supply chain management and logistics, ensuring that cargo is safely stored, organized, and ready for further movement when needed.

• Warehouse Storage: This is the most common type of cargo storage, where goods are stored in a warehouse facility. Warehouses can be specialized for different types of cargo, such as temperature-controlled spaces for perishable goods or hazardous material storage areas for dangerous items.
• Air Cargo Storage: Specifically related to goods being transported by air, air cargo storage typically takes place at airports or dedicated cargo terminals. These facilities are equipped with specialized storage systems, such as palletized storage areas or cold storage units, to accommodate various types of goods.

• Sea Cargo Storage: For goods that will be shipped via sea, cargo storage is often at seaport facilities. Containers are stored in secure yards before being loaded onto ships, and they may be stacked or organized based on the schedule of shipping.
• Air Cargo Storage: Specifically related to goods being transported by air, air cargo storage typically takes place at airports or dedicated cargo terminals. These facilities are equipped with specialized storage systems, such as palletized storage areas or cold storage units, to accommodate various types of goods.

Effective cargo storage helps improve efficiency in transportation, reduce costs, and minimize the risk of damage or loss to goods.