Cross Dock definition
Cross Dock means GCI’s leased cross dock facility located in Nogales, Arizona.
Cross Dock shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.2(b).
Cross Dock means the practice in logistics of unloading Materials from a manufacturer or Transport directly to the Customer or another mode of Transport, with little or no storage in between;
Examples of Cross Dock in a sentence
The Parties agree to work in good faith if there is a need to add additional stores to the Cross-Dock program.
All such Cross-Dock Products will be segmented and palletized at KeHE’s DC, clearly designating the corresponding SFM Store to which those Products are destined.
Any SFM Stores subject to Cross-Dock, through the SFM distribution network will [***].
More Definitions of Cross Dock
Cross Dock means Product delivered to and distributed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇, but not owned, invoiced, or inventoried by ▇▇▇▇▇▇. Portions marked [***] have been omitted pursuant to a Confidential Treatment Request by The Fresh Market, Inc. This information has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Cross Dock will have the meaning set forth in Section 2.2(b). [***]
Cross Dock means cartons that have a store distribution provided before the product arrives at the distribution center for receipt. The product is received, labeled for store delivery and sorted to a shipping door for loading onto a trailer. Such cartons are never opened or put into storage rack.
Cross Dock product rates shall apply to full cases/pallets, and Cross Dock purchases (except for fluid milk) shall be included in Purchases.
Cross Dock means a Facility Service which is utilized when a Customer does not require Items to be stored once such Items are received. Once the Items arrive on a truck, the Items are transferred directly to the shipping dock to be loaded onto another truck to be shipped out to a customer or partner. If the Items being received need to be split up between multiple trucks to be shipped, this will require more handling and will typically lead to a higher cross dock rate.