What is the maximum number of incomplete packages (lite boxes) allowed for each lot and conditioning code per storage structure?

The maximum number of incomplete packages, often referred to as lite boxes, that is permitted for each lot and conditioning code in a storage structure is limited to one. This regulation is in place to ensure effective inventory management and tracking within storage operations. Limiting the number of incomplete packages helps maintain clarity in inventory records and reduces the risk of confusion that might arise from having multiple incomplete packages in a single storage location. By enforcing this one-per-lot policy, it also simplifies the process of identifying and managing assets, ensuring that any required actions are straightforward and can be executed without ambiguity. Additionally, it aligns with inventory control best practices, which aim to keep storage areas organized and efficient.