GLS Expands Fulfilment Services with New Centre in Kolding, Denmark
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GLS is set to enhance its fulfilment capabilities with a new centre in Kolding, Denmark, marking its entry into fulfilment services. This facility will support GLS's development of connected logistics solutions, integrating parcel delivery with storage and order processing, crucial for e-commerce businesses.
The new centre, covering an initial area of 5,000 square metres with potential expansion to 15,000 square metres, is designed to cater to small and medium-sized e-commerce businesses. It will feature a semi-automated setup, including an AutoStore automated storage system and an automated sorting belt, aimed at improving efficiency and reducing manual handling.
Expected to be operational before the 2027 peak season, the Kolding centre will create approximately 30 new jobs. This development is a significant step for GLS in building a stronger logistics network across Europe, enhancing its ability to provide integrated fulfilment and delivery solutions to its customers.
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