Stock replenishment is the structured process of moving inventory through the supply chain to keep products available without creating excess stock. It covers both internal transfers from reserve storage to picking locations and external reordering from suppliers. The objective is to maintain steady product flow while controlling holding costs.<\/p>\n
Unlike basic purchasing, replenishment focuses on inventory availability and timing. Modern approaches rely on sales velocity, seasonality patterns, and demand signals to determine when and how much to restock. When managed properly, replenishment reduces waste and supports consistent order fulfilment.<\/p>\n
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