How do I manage the surge in warehousing requirements during peak periods (1-2 months a year) without comitting to longterm warehousing contracts?

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by Salman Shad , National Manager Warehouse , Tapal Tea private Limited

To have contract with 3pl warehousing with specific surge periods

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