Cross-Docking Is a Form of Inventory Flow Where Products Are

Multiple Choice

Cross-docking is a form of inventory flow where products are received at an inbound dock and immediately moved "cross dock" for outbound shipment to customers. The benefits of cross-docking make it an attractive option, but the operating conditions under which it is most beneficial are not always clear. Which of the following is NOT a cause for this lack of clarity?

A) Inaccurate less-than-truckload pricing.
B) Tariffs and taxes.
C) Variation in demand
D) Storage costs for truck-load shipments.