UPS opens new facility in Zaragoza, Spain

RominaL

By LoadstarEditorial

07/02/2024

PRESS RELEASE

UPS has officially opened its new package sorting and delivery facility in Zaragoza, strengthening its domestic network in Spain and the country’s connection to UPS’s global network.

Occupying more than 4,000m2 the new operation can sort 3,000 packages per hour, a 30% increase compared to the previous facility, thanks to updated processing technology.

The facility is located in the Autonomous Community of Aragon, a dynamic and fastgrowing region home to many small and medium-sized businesses, and where export
volumes grew by ...

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