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  1. It facilitates steady supply of goods by storing surplus goods and releasing them during times of shortages.
  2. May help them in stabilizing prices as supply becomes continuous.
  3. Some goods when stored improve in quality to the advantage of consumer.
  4. It can create employment opportunities to consumers
  5. Enables the consumers to check on quality of goods before they buy.
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​WAREHOUSING (6 LESSONS)

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
By the end of the topic, the learner should be able to:
  1. explain the meaning and importance of ware housing to business
  2. discuss the essentials of a warehouse
  3. identify the various types of warehouse
  4. explain the advantages and disadvantages of each type of warehouse.

​TOPICS / SUB-TOPIC BREAKDOWN

  1. Meaning and importance of warehousing
  2. Essentials of a warehouse
  3. Types of warehouses
  4. Advantages and disadvantages of each type of warehouse

Introduction

Definition
A warehouse is a building for storing goods and services until the need for them arises. A warehouse is also usually referred to as a go down, silo or depot.
Warehousing is the process and the systems for relieving goods, protecting them against all types of hazards and ensuring their availability to those who need them. Therefore, it involves three main processes:
  1. Receiving goods into a warehouse;
  2. Storing them
  3. Releasing them to the users.
Thus, warehousing helps to create time utility and is therefore classified as an ‘aid to trade’.
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Importance of Warehousing to Business

  1. It enables a steady flow of goods into the market as the producers store their commodities and regulating their supply as needs arise;
  2. It stabilizes the prices by reducing the supply of goods when the market is faced with surplus and increasing the supply whenever there is shortage;
  3. It protects the goods from adverse weather conditions thereby upholding their quality until they are sold;
  4. It facilitates the bridging of time between when the goods are manufactured and when they are demanded. This is especially so for goods with seasonal demands;
  5. It acts as a reserve that can meet a sudden unexpected demand, for instance cereals can be stored in a warehouse just in case a draught strikes;
  6. It enables ample time and opportunity for such practices like blending, branding, packaging, grading and sorting out of goods before they are sold.
  7. Warehousing ensures that goods are protected from loss through theft or pilferage;
  8. It enables buyers to inspect the goods before they buy them;
  9. Warehousing allows time for some goods to ripen or mature before they are sold, for instance ripe bananas or tobacco leaves;
  10. It encourages specialization in production and distribution. Producers concentrate on producing while distributors store the goods for sale to the consumers;
  11. By allowing manufacturers to buy raw materials in bulk as they await their needs to arise, warehousing ensures a continuous production schedule;
  12. It allows importance ample time to look for a market.

Essentials of a warehouse

In order to be as effective as possible, warehouses require some features and resources. These include:
  1. Proper buildings suitable to house various types of goods;
  2. They should be conveniently located to enhance accessibility by the users;
  3. Proximity to a good transport network system to ensure smooth movement of goods in and out;
  4. The warehouse should be equipped with appropriate protection equipment to keep the goods safe from water, sunshine, human animals, excess heat and such factors;
  5. It should be spacious enough to enable both storage of goods and movement of goods and personnel;
  6. It should be equipped with proper facilities for handling goods like forklifts and an necessary working materials and tools to facilitate operation;
  7. It should be equipped with adequate facilities to care for goods for instance coldroom facilitates for perishable goods;
  8. It should be manned by well trained staff for efficient delivery of services;
  9. The warehouse should be equipped with an efficient communication network.
  10. A warehouse should conform to the law of the land.
  11. It should have proper recording system to monitor movement of goods.

Types of Warehouses

​Warehouses are usually categorized on the basis of ownership or types of goods stored.

I. Warehouse Types Based on Ownership

Private Warehouses
These warehouses are owned by individuals for storing goods. They include:
  1. Wholesalers warehouse – they enable the wholesalers to buy goods from the producers in bulk and prepare them so that they will be ready whenever the retailers need them;
  2. Producer’s warehouses – they store producer’s goods before the goods are released to the market. They are most conveniently located near the producers or their clients.
  3. Retailers – they are commonly owned by some large scale retailers like the chain store and supermarkets to suit the purchase of goods in large quantities and sell them gradually.

​Advantages of private warehouses

  1. They enable the manufacturers more control over the manufacturing operations. They enable for instance coordination between the manufacturing process and delivery to the market
  2. They are usually flexible enough to adapt to the different requirements for different goods by offering special facilities not accessible in public warehouses;
  3. The owner can custom make the warehouse to suite any need;
  4. The owner does not incur the cost of hiring space unlike in public warehouse;
  5. Decision making is independent and therefore quick since the owner does not have to consult;
  6. The owner is not ted down by procedures of receiving and issuing the goods unlike in public warehouses;

​Disadvantages of public warehouses

  1. When there is low volumes the resources may become underutilized;
  2. High initial cost of production;
  3. The owners may suffer some problems associated worth small scale firms like lack of enough funds to employ adequately qualified personnel.
Public warehouses
The term public implies that these warehouses can be used any member of the public to store his/her goods whereby the owners of the premises lend parts or the entire warehouse to any individual. To enhance versatility and suitability, the owners site the warehouses strategically near ports. This is because they are most commonly used by importers or exporters.
Many public warehouses offer some additional services like packaging, clerical services, market reports, preparing export samples and insuring the goods. Ownership of the goods in the warehouse is usually proved and transferred from one owner to another through a document known as a warehouse warrant. This enables the owner of the goods to sell goods in the warehouse without having to physically transfer them from one place to another. 

​Advantages of Public Warehouse

  1. Public warehouses enable various small scale owners of goods to come together and sell their commodities together thus enjoying the economies of scale;
  2. The owner does not have to construct his/her own warehouse;
  3. Very convenient to traders since the goods can be sold while still in the warehouse;
  4. Goods are insured against some risk like damage by fire and theft;
  5. Traders can rent space to store their goods;
  6. The warehouse can offer additional services;
  7. The trader can access short term loans with the goods in the warehouse as collateral.
  8. The goods in the warehouse can be used as a collateral for a loan; 

​Disadvantages of Public warehouse

  1. Hiring space can eventually be more costly than constructing premises in the long run;
  2. Space allocation is not a guarantee, it depends on availability;
  3. The hirer may lose customer contact since they purchase directly from the premises;
  4. The presence of other suppliers in the warehouse brings in some competition;
  5. The presence of several hirers may lead to a complication and prolonged documentation and receipting process;
  6. Inconveniences emanate from the distant location of the warehouse from the hirer’s presence;

ii. Warehouse Types Based on Goods Stored

These types of warehouses are categorized on whether they house goods awaiting tax or tax free goods.
Bonded Warehouses
They store imported goods prior to payment of the duties. The warehouse owner’s offers cash guarantee to assure that the goods will not be released before clearing the duties. Goods under transit to another country may not attract duties, including those that are packaged outside the warehouse. The goods may be sold inside the warehouse and the new owner undertakes the payment of the taxes. Once cleared, the owner is issued with a warrant of release.

​Features of Bonded Warehouses

  1. Goods can be sold while inside the warehouse;
  2. Goods are released only upon production of the warrant of release;
  3. Storage charges are made on all the goods under storage;
  4. Goods can be bonded till custom duty is paid;
  5. Goods can be inspected or prepared for sale while still in the warehouse;
  6. Goods can be re-exported while in the warehouse.

​Advantages of using Bonded Warehouses to the importer

  1. Relieves the importer the burden of securing the goods;
  2. Some goods lose weight while in the warehouse an advantage to those whose amount of tax depends on the weight;
  3. It offers an opportunity to prepare the goods for sale;
  4. Some goods improve in quality while in the warehouse due to maturation duration;
  5. The importer transfers the burden of paying the duty onto a buyer who buys the goods while still in the warehouse;
  6. The importer can look for the market of the goods even before paying the tax.

Disadvantages of using Bonded Warehouses

  1. The importer pays rent for the space of goods;
  2. In case the importer fails to pay the duty, the custom authorities may be auction the goods;
  3. Withdrawing goods from the warehouse in bits ends up with a higher total tax than a one off fee.
Free Warehouses
Goods in these types of warehouses are not under the control of the custom authorities. The goods do not have any pending tax. These include locally manufactured goods or imported goods whose duty has been cleared.

​Advantages of Free Warehouse

  1. Cheaper than bonded warehouse since no duties charges;
  2. Goods do not risk auctioning since there are no taxes charged;
  3. The warehouses are usually conveniently located for the goods’ owners;
  4. Release of goods cannot be not delayed by complicated protocols of having to produce signed release warrants

​Disadvantages of Free Warehouse

  1. Inspection of goods is relaxed and therefore it is susceptible to habour illegal goods;
  2. The storing activity does not earn the government any revenue since no tax is paid;
  3. Hoarding of goods can occur in these uninspected warehouses.

Current Trends and Emerging Issues in Warehouses

Driven by technological inventions, warehouses are undergoing revolutions such as:
  1. Computerised monitoring systems are tracking the goods inside and outside the warehouses;
  2. Conveyor belts and other mechanisms are replacing manual movement of goods in the warehouses;
  3. Newer designs with improved storage capacities are coming up;
  4. Better storage facilities like the use of racks is being employed in the warehouses;

warehousing kcse questions and answers

1.         1995 P1
Outline four features of a bonded warehouse (4 marks)
2.          1995 P2
Explain five ways in which warehousing facilitates trade.
3.         1996 P1
Highlight four ways in which a warehouse is useful to a trader. (4 marks)
4.         1997 P1
List three advantages of warehousing to a manufacturer. (3 marks)
5.          1997 P2  
Lobo Traders intends to consult a warehouse. Explain five measures that
Lobo would take to ensure smooth functioning of the warehouse
6.         1998 P1
Outline four benefits that consumers get from a warehousing (4 marks)
7.         1999 P1
Outline four factors that a trader would consider in locating a warehouse. (4 marks)
8.         2000 P1
State four benefits that a government gets from a bonded warehouse. (4 marks)
9.          2000 P2
In what ways does warehousing facilitate trade in a country?
10.       2001 P1
State four features of a bonded warehouse (5 marks)
11.       2002 P1
State four advantages of public warehouse to retailers. (4 marks)
12.       2003 P1
The table below contains descriptions relating to some types of warehouse. In the space provided, write the type of warehouse to which each description refers.
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13.       2004
In which four ways are consumers likely to suffer in a situation where there is no warehousing?
14.          2007 Q13 P1                          
Outline four benefits to a business that uses its own warehouse. (4 marks)
15.          2007 Q6a P2
a) Explain five features that you would consider in establishing a warehouse for    imported goods. (10 marks)
16.          2008 Q3 P1
State four ways in which a warehouse is of importance to a manufacturer. (4 marks)
17.   2010 Q3 P1
Name the types of warehouses associated with each of the statements given below: (4 marks)
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18.   2012 Q21
Outline four conditions under conditions under which a warehouse may be considered to operating efficiently. (4 marks)
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