Miami’s Cross Dock Warehouse Solutions
Cross Dock solutions for last mile deliveries in the state of Florida.
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It has become more important for businesses and organizations to increase their productivity levels and speed of service in order to achieve success. One strategy that has helped businesses stay competitive is cross-docking. Cross-docking reduces handling times of shipments and also improves efficiency.
WHSE Hub is a professional warehouse company that provides a thorough plan of action for every client and brings years of experience to the table. We can assist with incoming full trailers and cross-dock them into another trailer, or pick up a container at the port and cross-dock that container with a trailer.
When a manufacturer, supplier or shipping company is distributing product to an individual client or business, the handling time is very important. It is ideal to get items from point A to point B in as little amount of time as possible, but while paying attention to safe handling and transport. When cross docking occurs in the Miami area, products are received through one dock, and then transferred to another cross dock, Miami location where transportation will take over there.
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Cross docking is where goods are not in storage but are shipped directly to the client. This reduces the time customers get their goods. Essentially, the freight is loaded in one mode of transportation to another one quickly.
Cross docking is when goods are transported to another source instantly, reducing the need to store the items. This reduces the time for the goods to reach the end user, getting the goods to the user quicker.
Cross docking is good for companies that need to have their materials shipped to their clients fast. Usually food and beverage companies need this as they have temperature controlled freight that has to be refrigerated.
An example of cross docking is a manufacturer, supplier, or shipping company’s goods received at Miami International Airport then immediately transported to another port such as PortMiami.