Warehousing is the most overlooked and often slowest link in supply chain delivery. In 2025, Guangzhou Jiangji Supply Chain completed a new round of upgrades at its Baiyun District distribution center, focusing on three key areas: sorting flow, bin management, and real-time inventory synchronization.
What was renovated?
The previous zone-picking approach by product category became inefficient as SKU counts grew: condiments, staples like rice and flour, and beverages for a single order were scattered across different zones, forcing pickers to backtrack. This redesign reorganized storage based on outbound frequency, moving high-turnover items closer to the loading docks and assigning fixed picking locations for fast-moving SKUs.
The warehouse also introduced barcode scanning and an inventory dashboard. Scan records for receiving, transferring, and shipping are captured at each stage, with real-time updates to the system for stock levels and batch dates. Staff can now view available inventory before placing orders, eliminating the need for phone confirmations.
Actual impact on customers
- More stable order processing: High-frequency items are grouped on the same path, reducing picking distance per order.
- Clearer Batch Tracking: Production dates are linked to warehouse locations, enabling early-batch shipments to overseas Chinese supermarkets.
- Transparent Inventory: Unified data standards when syncing inventory between sales and customers.
Will continue to invest
Warehouse upgrades are not a one-time project. Moving forward, Jiangji Supply Chain will continue to optimize workflows for peak-season stockpiling and cross-border full-container shipping, while integrating warehouse data with order and logistics systems to reduce waiting times and repeated confirmations for customers during the stocking cycle.
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