A Riyadh warehouse puts your stock within a day of most of the Kingdom. Here is how outsourced warehousing and distribution works.
Riyadh sits at the centre of Saudi Arabia's road network, within a day's drive of the Eastern Province, Al Qassim and, overnight, the western region. That makes it the natural location for a national distribution centre. For brands that do not want to lease, staff and equip their own facility, third-party warehousing and distribution provides the capability on demand.
Storage options
- Ambient racked storage for palletised goods, billed per pallet position per month.
- Shelf and bin storage for small SKUs and e-commerce inventory.
- Temperature-controlled chambers for food, cosmetics and pharma.
- Bonded or dedicated areas for customers with specific compliance needs.
Inventory management
A warehouse management system tracks every receipt, location, pick and dispatch with barcode scanning. You get real-time stock visibility through a portal, cycle counts to maintain accuracy, and batch or expiry tracking where required.
Value-added services
Pick and pack for e-commerce orders, kitting and bundling, labelling and relabelling, quality inspection on receipt and returns processing are commonly bundled with storage.
Cross-docking
Goods arriving from a port or factory can be sorted and dispatched to stores the same day without being put away, cutting inventory and handling cost for fast-moving lines.
Distribution
The same provider dispatches your stock by FTL to regional customers, LTL to smaller consignees and courier to end customers, all from one inventory pool with one tracking view.
What to ask a provider
Location and access, system capabilities and integration, security and insurance, KPIs for accuracy and on-time dispatch, and the flexibility to scale space up or down with your seasons.
TQM International provides warehousing and distribution in Riyadh with integrated transport, so stock moves from receipt to your customer under one contract.
