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A new warehouse has just been opened by
Iveco in Vysoke Myto, in the Czech Republic,
tasked with supplying the central and
eastern European markets with the firm's
original parts both for commercial vehicles
and buses. |
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A new warehouse
has just been opened by Iveco in Vysoke Myto, in the Czech
Republic, tasked with supplying the central and eastern
European markets with the Fiat Group-owned firm's original parts both for
commercial vehicles and buses. The site will be fully
integrated with the Iveco virtual warehouse, which forms the
hub of a centralised network linking five other European
locations: Turin, Madrid, Paris, Manchester and Ulm.
Replacement parts for commercial vehicles will be rapidly
distributed throughout central and eastern Europe directly
from Vysoke Myto, while for buses produced at the Irisbus
plant in Vysoke Myto (Arway and Crossway series), parts may
be ordered and assigned in real time to any European dealer.
“The reason we chose this location was to reinforce Iveco’s
presence in a booming area which was in need of a dedicated
parts warehouse,” underlined Enzo Gioachin, Senior Vice
President Iveco Customer Service. “Thanks to the virtual
warehouse, parts can be dispatched quickly to all markets,
ensuring better service for the end customer. The opening of
this new, state-of-the-art structure also provides a
significant platform to support the further growth of Iveco
in countries such as the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland,
Hungary and Romania.”
The new logistics site will be overseen by a team of 15
specialists from Supply Chain Customer Service, all of whom
are trained to coordinate operations with the Iveco virtual
warehouse. The facility took only a short time to construct
and occupies a total area of 15,000m2. Capable of processing
of over one million order lines annually, it will be able to
supply 150 dealers with over 25,000 different parts.
Moreover, the new parts warehouse will enable Iveco to
source more replacement parts from local suppliers. The
area’s strong automotive tradition makes it an ideal place
to develop purchasing and locate new suppliers.
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