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The Operational Blueprint of E-commerce: Inside the Fulfillment Center

Iran Designates Incheh Borun as a New Specialized Hub for Car Imports

The Operational Blueprint of E-commerce: Inside the Fulfillment Center

An e-commerce fulfillment center is a critical component for any online retailer, managing the entire logistics chain from inventory storage to final shipment. These facilities are responsible for receiving products, meticulously tracking stock levels, and processing customer orders with speed and accuracy, directly impacting business operations and success.

According to the Jadeh Makhsoos news agency, unlike traditional warehouses, these centers are specialized for rapid order fulfillment, often ensuring delivery within a two-day window. They leverage advanced inventory and order management software to streamline the picking and packing process, enabling many businesses to outsource their logistics to third-party providers (3PLs) and focus on core activities.

The core functions of a fulfillment center include the systematic receiving, storing, and managing of inventory. Advanced inventory management systems provide real-time data on stock levels, which is essential for generating accurate pick lists and ensuring items are retrieved efficiently from their designated storage locations.

The order processing workflow is a highly organized sequence. It begins when order management software generates a pick list, directing staff to retrieve specific items. These items are then securely packed, often adhering to custom branding standards, before being labeled for shipment. By maintaining partnerships with multiple shipping carriers, these centers can offer diverse and timely delivery options.

According to Jadeh Makhsoos, effective Inventory Management Systems (IMS) are vital to the operational efficiency of fulfillment centers. Integrated with a Warehouse Management System (WMS), this technology automates the logging of incoming products and provides real-time visibility for superior inventory control. Furthermore, these centers enhance the customer experience by managing returns, processing incoming items, and conducting necessary quality checks.

Comprehending how these sophisticated centers function is essential for choosing the right fulfillment partner. What are your thoughts on the future of e-commerce logistics? Share your insights in the comments below.

Iran Designates Incheh Borun as a New Specialized Hub for Car Imports

The Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) has officially announced the addition of the Incheh Borun customs office to its list of specialized locations for the import of passenger vehicles.

According to the Jadeh Makhsous news base, the Director-General of the IRICA’s Import Office communicated this development through a circular issued to all executive customs offices across the country.

The official directive states: “Following circular No. 124/94/75480 dated July 15, 2015, and in response to the request from the Golestan Province Customs Supervisory Headquarters via letter No. 1404/865655 dated September 17, 2025, and with the approval of the Head of IRICA as noted in the references of said letter, the Incheh Borun Free Zone customs is hereby designated as an authorized customs for car clearance. Please proceed with the necessary actions in full compliance with all relevant regulations.”

The announcement clarifies that the responsibility for establishing the necessary technical and training infrastructure for staff, along with meeting all other requirements and ensuring full compliance with laws and regulations, lies with the respective executive customs office.

According to Jadeh Makhsous, this strategic move is expected to impact the logistics and supply chain of the automotive sector. What is your analysis of this development for Iran’s automotive market? Share your insights in the comments below.