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By Sam Whelan
Rhenus Logistics has opened a mega-warehouse in India, continuing its Asia Pacific network expansion.
The 350,000sq ft facility in the city of Gurugram, south-west of Delhi, has capacity for 30,000 pallet positions and primarily serves customers in the consumer goods, automotive, engineering, industrial and chemicals sectors.
According to Vivek Arya, managing director of Rhenus Logistics India, the new flagship facility will “set standards” for Asian warehousing.
“Being located in one of the largest consumption areas across Asia, the new mega-warehouse is an important link ...
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Hannah
June 25, 2020 at 8:42 amSeeing huge warehouses in the country is a sign that the future looks “developed”. Now that the name of the country has been taken out of the developing nation’s list despite all the political turmoil going on in the Indian peninsula, it is good to see that imports and logistics are doing their fair share at getting the economy back where it was.