Duvenbeck launches e-fulfilment services

03/04/2024

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Complete processing of orders for Internet stores and industrial customers at the new fulfilment centre in Böblingen.

Bocholt / Böblingen, 3 April 2024 – Duvenbeck, the logistics company, has launched operations in the e-fulfilment sector. The logistics specialist put into service a new fulfilment centre ...

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