- Does pet food have to be stored in a temperature-controlled zone?
- Not always, but kibble, freeze-dried and canned products are sensitive to humidity and temperature swings and are usually safer in a climate-controlled environment. Check the storage conditions on the product label and your own quality standard, then compare with the zone setting.
- How do we verify moisture and pest prevention?
- Three things: whether humidity is auto-regulated with records, whether pest control runs on a fixed schedule, and whether damaged goods are isolated and counted separately. These affect the damage rate more than floor space does.
- How are batches and shelf life managed?
- The WMS accounts by batch and expiry, supporting FIFO rotation and near-expiry searches; goods are checked against the batch on dispatch so near-expiry stock does not pile up at the end.
- Can Chinese labeling be applied in the warehouse?
- Yes. Labels are pre-checked, printed, applied and re-inspected inside the bonded area, and non-conforming goods are corrected on site rather than returned.