Thanks for your answer but I run into some problems with that solution.
We usually don't process a full batch of a material and production runs don't always require
the same quantity of materials.
Also the material needs to defrost for a few days before usage.
So:
From the supplier we get a pallet with 10 buckets of a liquid that we put in the freezer.
We then need 1,5 bucket for a production run, so we take out 2 buckets from which we will have 0,5 bucket left in warmer storage. Then a month later we need 1 buckets of the material for production.
So during defrosting (a few days) we have 2 buckets from the same batch in the same storage location but with a different shelf-life.
That was also a reason why we thinking of working with different materials, using a BoM and a process order because we can then create different batches each time we defrost a part of the main batch.
Or can this be captured with MSC2N as well?