What are Value-Added services and how can they support my business?
July 8th, 2024
In today’s competitive market, businesses strive to stand out. Our approach to helping you achieve your goals is through our Value-Added Services (VAS). We developed our VAS by carefully listening to your needs, preferences, and expectations, ensuring a perfect fit for your business.Come and read our blog to find out more about how our Value-Added Services can help to transform your business.
What are Value-Added Services?
Value-Added Services often are determined by the difference between the cost to make a product and the revenue it brings in and usually come free with a customer’s purchase.Here at Lindner Logistics, our expertise not only includes warehousing and distribution, we prioritize our customer service as well. With our thorough VAS list and flexible operations, we are always here to help you with any challenge.Our Value-Added Services include:
Palletizing
Manually placing boxes can be time consuming and expensive. Our palletizer provides an automatic means for stacking cases of products onto a pallet to help improve and facilitate your storage, handling and shipment.
Online Order Placement
Depending on your proximity to our shipping locations, our order processing system can determine which of our storage locations is most efficient for you to process your products.
FDA Inspection
Ensuring your warehouse is fully prepared for FDA Inspections, our experts offer extensive support throughout the inspection process.
WORCS Inventory Management
With our digital inventory management system for picking, packing and shipping, you’ll be ahead of the competition. By having access to real- time data, seamless online ordering and routed picking, our WORCS puts you in control of your inventory.
Kitting/ Light Assembly
Lighting can sometimes take up to 80% of electricity costs in warehouses. Our experts help to install energy efficient, brighter lighting in your warehouse in the most efficient locations possible.
Custom Labeling
Lindner Logistics GS1 compliant labeling process is exactly what your company needs for easy scannability. We make sure that the label itself is legible, in the correct area and its contents are correct depending on the type of material we are labeling, as well as to make sure your warehouse is GS1-128 compliant.
Transportation
All our cargo is previous to us. Our transportation equipment and processes ensure all your products are safe while traveling. While being within a 600-mile radius of all MidWestern states and Canada, we are still happy to extend our services and FTZ capabilities to our customers so your orders can be fulfilled reliably and quickly.
Lindner Logistics is pleased to offer a wide range of Value-Added Services to help you save money as well as various warehousing and distribution services to help you take your business to the next level.
With over a century of industry experience, we offer tranquility and contempt in knowing that your products and storage materials are left in capable hands. Get the value you deserve at Lindner Logistics, contact us today to learn more about our Value- Added Services, you’ll be glad you did!
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