In this final thesis are discussed the storage of goods in general, various warehouse systems and types of warehouses, as well as principles and methods of warehouse operations. Warehouse management is part of the business logistics, which is concerned with optimizing costs and time of storage and movement of products from the production company over retailers to the end customer. Warehouses are fenced or unfenced spaces, covered or uncovered, which are used for storage of raw materials, semi-final products or final products. The basic tasks of warehouses are preservation of the values and quality of maintained materials and the provision of an uninterrupted and continuous flow of business. The core functions of warehouses are reception, accommodation and storage of goods as well as issuing and shipping of goods. Different activities require different types of warehouses and storage formats. Warehouses are primarily distinguished by the mode of construction and type of their machinery. The production process includes all actions and activities that result in final products, and these actions include storage as well as very important part of the manufacturing process. The storage as part of the production process first involves the storage of raw materials, and then storage of final products, semi-final products, as well as the waste that occurs during production. The warehouse organization of Belupo d.d is described in the last chapter of this thesis as a good example of warehouse organization within the production process.