Lagerinformation

Lagerinformation is a German compound that can denote information related to a Lager in two main senses: storage and beer. When used in a logistics or warehouse context, Lager means warehouse or storage, and Lagerinformation describes data about inventory: stock levels, locations, batch numbers, expiry dates, movements, and other attributes that allow planning, fulfillment, and traceability. In this sense, Lagerinformation is typically handled within a warehouse management system (WMS) or an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, and it supports tasks such as stock reconciliation, order picking, and replenishment.

In a beer context, Lager refers to a type of beer; however, the term Lagerinformation is rarely used. If encountered, it would generally refer to information about lager beer (such as style characteristics, production data, or product descriptions) rather than a formal term in the industry. More common phrasing would be information about lager beer or beer-specific product data, not a standalone term.

Common related terms include Lagerbestand (stock level), Lagerverwaltung or Lagerinformationssystem (warehouse information system), and WMS. Data quality, standardization, and integration with ERP systems are important for reliable Lager information, particularly for traceability, compliance, and efficient operations.