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How should companies control warehousing costs?

1. Improve the efficiency of each link in warehousing and establish and improve the warehousing system. In each link of warehousing, due to the different actual effects, the labor, mechanical equipment loss, and fuel costs are also different. Improving the work efficiency of each link can

Reduce warehousing costs overall.

2. Adopt an effective storage positioning system Storage positioning refers to the determination of the location of the stored goods.

If the positioning system is effective, it can greatly save the time of finding, storing, and taking out goods, save a lot of physical labor and living labor, and can prevent errors, facilitate inventory and implement ordering point management, and achieve the purpose of reducing warehousing costs.

3. Use modern storage and maintenance technology to store goods in good quality and accurate quantity, which reflects the quality of warehousing to a certain extent.

However, due to the wide variety, large quantity and different characteristics of goods, the causes and specific circumstances of losses are also different.

In order to avoid and reduce the loss of goods, warehousing management should understand the reasons for the loss, carefully inspect the goods in the warehouse, take effective measures, and adopt modern storage and maintenance technology.

Extended information Warehousing costs are divided into the following categories: (1) Storage fees are the maintenance and storage costs of goods, which include: the cost of shelves and containers used for goods storage, real estate taxes on warehouse sites, etc.

(2) Salaries and welfare fees for warehouse managers. The salaries of warehouse managers generally include fixed wages, bonuses and various living allowances.

Welfare fees can be withdrawn according to standards, and generally include housing funds, medical care, retirement and pension expenses, etc.

(3) Depreciation or leasing fees Some warehousing enterprises undertake warehousing business with warehouses and equipment they own, while others undertake business with warehouses and equipment contracted and leased from the public.

Fixed assets in self-operated warehouses need to be depreciated every year, and fixed assets contracted and leased from external parties need to pay leasing fees every year.