So unless it is centrally located you need to consider the time it takes to get there and back.
5. See If They Are The Right Choice To Meet Your Needs
There are many things to consider as I said earlier: cost, location, but what about actual services?
For example, if you need a limited storage space just to cover overages versus a bonded storage space, then the space will vary. Obviously!
First one is self-explanatory, limited space for a limited need, just until the on hand inventory reaches a more manageable size.
But a bonded warehouse can be for long term. An example for this is a factory, say the auto industry. They get parts from all over the planet to assemble their vehicles. They have 5000 transmissions in their inventory, but only need 500 a day for production.
So in that case, they pull and pay duty on the 500 they need, not the entire inventory. It is a means to control both cost and storage issues.
