How is a last‑mile distribution center different from a traditional warehouse?
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“Traditional warehouses often store large volumes of inventory for long periods. A last‑mile distribution center positions smaller quantities close to consumers and focuses on rapid turnover. These facilities operate on compressed timelines and prioritise speed, route optimisation and customer proximity to enable same‑day or next‑day delivery.”
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