which of the following statements doe not explain the difference between safety stock inventory and the cross docking method

StockOuts cause by incorrect forecasting or unforeseen changes in customer demand can be prevented through safety stock inventory while little to no storage is needed between deliveries for the cross-docking method.
Safety-stock inventory is the practice of ordering extra inventory beyond expected demand while the cross-docking method is an inventory management technique where incoming trains unload materials directly onto outbound trucks.
The cross-docking method can cause shipping delays due to extra storage needs while safety stock inventory can help customers get their products faster.

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The statement that does not explain the difference between safety stock inventory and the cross-docking method is:

"The cross-docking method can cause shipping delays due to extra storage needs while safety stock inventory can help customers get their products faster."

This statement contains inaccuracies about cross-docking. In fact, one of the main advantages of cross-docking is that it minimizes storage time, as goods are transferred directly from inbound to outbound transport without being stored. Thus, it does not typically cause shipping delays due to extra storage needs, which is more characteristic of traditional warehousing methods.