The storage area of the P.D. George Company is presently filled to capacity with 25,000 items. The plant has recently increased its manufacturing capability by 100% and the finished goods inventory is expected to increase by the same ratio. The present storeroom is 150' by 275' with a 30' ceiling height. Due to the features of the product line it is not advisable to stack the 15" x 25" x 12" cases more than 6 high without racks for support. The George Company does not use racks in the inventory area
The storage area of the P.D. George Company is presently filled to capacity with 25,000 items. The plant has recently increased its manufacturing capability by 100% and the finished goods inventory is expected to increase by the same ratio. The present storeroom is 150' by 275' with a 30' ceiling height. Due to the features of the product line it is not advisable to stack the 15" x 25" x 12" cases more than 6 high without racks for support. The George Company does not use racks in the inventory area
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The storage area of the P.D. George Company is
presently filled to capacity with 25,000 items. The
plant has recently increased its manufacturing
capability by 100% and the finished goods inventory
is expected to increase by the same ratio. The
present storeroom is 150' by 275' with a 30' ceiling
height.
Due to the features of the product line it is not
advisable to stack the 15" x 25" x 12" cases more
than 6 high without racks for support. The George
Company does not use racks in the inventory area.
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