Daryo May 11, 2020:

"warehouse" is also plausible - whoever was taking the dictation (a human or a voice recognition software) could have missed the second half of the word - for not being spoken loudly enough, or for whatever other reason.

OTOH a company would not be operating ONLY in "warehouses" but within the whole "wharf", maybe renting a part of it that would include more than just a warehouse. Asker can check. What is 101% sure is that in this sentence "wares" is pure nonsense / obvious error.

ph-b (X) May 11, 2020:

warehouses D'accord avec polyglot45, mais à vérifier.

Anne Bohy May 11, 2020:

@polyglot45 D'accord pour warehouses, c'est ce qui paraît le plus logique avec "work in"

polyglot45 May 11, 2020:

or even warehouses ???
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Daryo May 11, 2020:

@ Laurent Cattin This sounds like a dictation error that slipped through the net (IF there was any net meant to catch errors in the text ...)


What would make sense:

We have a specific country security management plan for the wharves / wharfs we work in within the country.

Looks like a security company specialised in ports. In fact no, it's a (logistics?) company operating in wharfs that is planning its own security arrangements.