The phrase 'vegetable warehouse' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a place where vegetables are stored and distributed. For example: The small farm's new vegetable warehouse has allowed them to expand their business and reach more customers.
A former vegetable warehouse, this 60-capacity venue is so DIY that gig-goers bring their own booze.
In February 1979, once Deng had returned to power, Wang was allowed to go back to Beijing, where he took a job in a vegetable warehouse.
He was caught, killed and beheaded on Dec. 5, not far from where he worked at the Pokrovskaya vegetable warehouse south of Moscow, his brothers said.
Moscow police rounded up and arrested more than a thousand migrant workers at a vegetable warehouse on Monday morning, hours after hundreds of ultranationalists clashed with riot police.
The 45-story headquarters, still unfinished, sits on a riverside site once occupied by a fruit and vegetable warehouse that served as a Jewish deportation depot during the Nazi era.
Hundreds of people smashed windows, looted stores and stormed and trashed a large vegetable warehouse where they claimed the man they believed to be the killer — and from the Caucasus — was hiding.
He points out that both Eric's Punk Club and the Cavern Club in Mathew Street were situated in former fruit and vegetable warehouses.
Our approach was tested in a real world case study of a Portuguese retail chain in a fruits and vegetables warehouse, which supplies more than 200 stores per day.
The canal snakes past shimmering new condos, abandoned warehouses, floating vegetable gardens and narrow barges turned into bohemian residences (and some businesses) with potted plants in the windows.
Combining Hollywood glamour with thuggery, they strut across Conor Murphy's atmospheric set - warehouses with vegetable crates and carcasses - and seem unstoppable.
The train station used to be there, so hotels were filled with people who were working in the terminals and the wholesale fish and vegetable distribution and the warehouses nearby.
