Public warehousing has embraced value-adding activities such as customization and reverse logistics to a greater degree than has contract warehousing.

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Contract warehousing often involves closer partnerships and longer-term agreements between the warehouse operator and the client, which allows for more specialized services such as customization and reverse logistics to be developed and implemented more effectively than in public warehousing, where the services are typically more standardized and transactional.

Public Warehousing Has Embraced Value-Adding Activities Such as Customization and Reverse