Stripping refers to the process of removing the shipping packaging from the products after entering the warehouse. It may include removing protective boxes, cartons or any other packaging. This process is especially important in international trade where the products are usually packed in large containers.

• Planning and preparation:

Before the strip, careful planning should be done so that the process can be done without problems and errors. In this regard, the location of the required equipment and personnel should be well prepared.

• Performing the strip:

After the products arrive, the process of separating the products from the containers or the original packaging begins. This process is done carefully and carefully so as not to damage the products.

• Quality control during stripping:

Quality control must be performed during the strip to ensure that the products were not damaged during transit, and any defects or damage must be reported immediately.

• Registration and information system:

The information about the products that were stripped must be updated and accurately recorded. Theinformation includes the type of product, quantity, condition and other details related to the product.

• Safety precautions:

During the strip process, special attention should be paid to the safety of personnel and products.

​Potential challenges

• Logistical problems: Challenges such as delays in shipping or customs problems can have negative effects on the strip and warehousing process.

• Fluctuations in demand: Fluctuations in market demand can have a direct impact on inventory and supply chain processes.