When putting away pallets of freight into multiple depth in bays what level of racking should be stocked first second and last?

When stocking pallets of freight into multiple depth bays, the first level of racking should typically be stocked last, as it is the most accessible and often used for high-turnover items. The second level should be stocked first, as it is generally easier to reach and allows for efficient retrieval. The back levels are often stocked second, with the deepest level being stocked first to ensure that older inventory is rotated and to maximize space utilization. This approach helps maintain inventory flow and accessibility.