Baby care goods are usually more cleanliness-sensitive than general consumer products: powders and paper-based goods suffer from both moisture and dust, are highly absorbent, and pick up odours when stored with scented cargo. Warehousing normally calls for light protection, dryness, zoning, and tight control of cleanliness and inbound/outbound order in the handling area.
Infant food and nutrition products carry a longer compliance chain: they normally need Chinese labeling aligned with the relevant filing or registration records, and the batch number, production date and shelf life printed on the packaging are key check points. Warehousing has to support labeling, kitting and pre-dispatch information checks.
Baby care goods are high-value and fast-moving, so batch and shelf-life control directly decides expiry losses. Stock should be recorded by batch, support FIFO, and produce ledger-to-physical figures at dispatch. Those are the category's general expectations — check them one by one against our actual conditions.