I see you've been posting the same question in the Super Orders support thread.
My question is: WHY do you think you need to put ANYTHING in the orders_products table?
If your warehouse-location-info is already in another table, and especially if it's already related to your products in some way, then why don't you just tell whatever tool you use to print your warehouse sheets (I'm guessing Super Orders since that's where you started posting) to look up that data from those other tables, and output it that way.
There's no need to store warehouse location info in "yet another" place in the database, if it's already available in the database somewhere.
In short, you've been posting with a technical "solution" already madeup in your mind. I'm not sure it's the best solution. I don't want to give you answers that push you further in the wrong direction. So let's back WAY up and start with what is the business problem you're trying to solve, and what data/tools you already have available. And work out the best solution from there.
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