Warehouse & Logistics — a citable logistics mind

US warehouse and logistics operations compliance: OSHA general industry standards for warehousing under 29 CFR 1910 (powered industrial trucks, material handling, walking-working surfaces), FMCSA/DOT motor carrier interface rules, and CBP guidance for bonded warehouses and import logistics — grounded exclusively in OSHA.gov, FMCSA.dot.gov, and CBP.gov regulatory text.

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