Goods that are cross-docked are warehoused, but the warehouse does not take title to the goods.

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Cross-docking is a logistics practice where goods are unloaded from inbound delivery vehicles and directly loaded onto outbound vehicles, with minimal or no warehousing in between. The warehouse does not hold the goods for an extended period, nor does it take title to the goods; it simply facilitates the transfer from one transport vehicle to another.

Goods That Are Cross-Docked Are Warehoused, but the Warehouse Does