Phase I: Import and Warehousing begins with production, procurement, or manufacturing, followed by intermodal transport (rail/road) to an export terminal. Goods are shipped internationally via air, rail, or ocean, arriving at an import terminal before being transported to inbound warehouses for storage.
Phase II: Outbound Distribution involves moving products from warehouses to final destinations. Goods are distributed via trucking to retail outlets or courier services for direct-to-customer delivery, ensuring an efficient supply chain from production to the end consumer.