The newly opened Aldi logistics center has an area of 43,000 m2. square meters The new center is intended, as we read in the release, to “accelerate the company's development in Poland.”
“The discount chain officially started its operations in CTPark Warsaw Emilianów, where it launched its third distribution center in Poland. The investment is a key element of the company's further expansion, significantly increasing the efficiency of our deliveries in the central and north-eastern part of the country,” we read in the Aldi chain's announcement.
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— Emilianów is becoming a new point on the logistic map of the country. This year it will supply 120 stores in the Masovian, Łódź, Lublin, Podlasie and Warmian-Masurian Voivodeships. The location of the Center in Emilianów also shortens delivery routes by up to 25%. – this means lower transport costs, more economical logistics and lower impact on the environment – says Wojciech Romik, managing director, sales organization and supply chain management at Aldi Polska.
CTPark Warsaw Emilianów is the first Aldi logistics and distribution center in Masovia.
Aldi's warehouse space includes nearly 90 unloading ramps and extensive refrigeration infrastructure: a cold storage zone with an area of nearly 9.7 thousand m2. m and a freezer with an area of 3.4 thousand. square meters
This is how many stores Aldi wants to have in Poland
The discount chain does not hide its great ambitions on the Polish market and ultimately wants to have up to 1,000 stores in Poland. shops. Currently, the company's network in Poland consists of over 400 stores and over 4.8 thousand. employees – we read in the announcement.
In the last two years alone, it has increased its sales network by over 30%. In parallel to the development of retail sales, the company is expanding its warehouse infrastructure. So far, Aldi's logistics base consisted of two distribution centers in Bydgoszcz and Chorzów – the company also adds.
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