PIPO (pallet in/pallet out)
PIPO refers to the receiving, storing, and shipping of complete pallets i.e. shipping them in the same state they were received.
What does PIPO mean?
PIPO means the receiving, storing, and shipping of complete pallets i.e. shipping them in the same state as they were received.
The PIPO full form stands for “Pallet In Pallet Out”. Pallet in logistics terms stands for flat wooden material handling equipment. A pallet generally acts as a storage base for one unit load of inventory in a warehouse or in logistics.
Pallet in pallet out provides a simple but effective method of warehousing and transportation that has been used by companies for many years. It is a system where goods are stored on wooden pallets and then moved in and out of warehouses or onto trucks for shipping.
Key Advantages of PIPO Method:
- Effective material handling method
- Eliminates manual labor and costs
- Better space utilization
- Faster product turnover
- Reduces potential product damages
- Reduces warehousing costs