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or companies involved in manufacturing or producing physical goods, a reliable logistics provision is absolutely critical. capacity to manage transportation and warehousing in-house, many smaller and mid-sized businesses simply don’t have the resources. This has long been the key selling point for pallet networks, they allow companies to outsource the movement of their goods to trusted partners.
But today, businesses across a wide range of sectors, particularly those looking to scale nationally or internationally, are seeking more comprehensive logistics solutions to fuel their growth. Increasingly, they need a full-service solution.
The Pall-Ex Logistics UK Storage and to outsource warehousing, inventory The core aim is to increase operational need to invest in additional infrastructure, commercial space or technology. businesses to match their warehousing and storage needs based on seasonal or project- or permanent sites. We cover the entire UK and have multiple networks in Europe, so materials and products can be kept locally, nationally or strategically without the complexity of managing an internal warehouse network or multiple sub-contractors.
For goods moving through the supply chain, our services include localised storage solutions to reduce delivery delays and minimise the risk can be delivered from nearby facilities exactly when required, enhancing customer experience and providing sustainable transportation. Crucially, Pall-Ex offers sector-leading technology through its Core Operational System, Nexus. The network has invested heavily in a bespoke warehouse management system (NexusWMS), giving businesses access to tools such as real-time inventory tracking upfront investment.
With nearly 30 years’ experience in palletised freight distribution, Pall-Ex is leading the way by providing a full logistics offering to customers. Our network can store thousands of pallets nationwide, complemented by next-
PALL-EX HAS INNOVATED ITS PALLET NETWORK MODEL TO OFFER A FIRST-TO-MARKET FULL
LOGISTICS SOLUTION By Carl White, Logistics and Warehouse Director at Pall-Ex Logistics
day, same-day and bespoke delivery services, all managed through our award-winning, dedicated customer portal, MyNexus. far beyond cost savings. Faster delivery times, improved order accuracy and seamless technology all contribute to increased customer satisfaction. Meanwhile, businesses avoid the growing expenses of warehouses and Take, for example, the UK’s housing sector. The Labour government has pledged to build 1.5 million homes over the intense pressure on the construction supply chain.
From the housebuilders themselves to manufacturers entire supply chain will need to rapidly scale up their warehousing and distribution capabilities to meet demand. For smaller manufacturers, a service like ours
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can be transformative, streamlining stock management, ensuring timely deliveries and allowing manufacturers to focus on production without worrying about logistics.
When construction schedules are tight, even minor delays can derail entire projects. A local partnership with national and even international capabilities helps prevent this, delivering key components exactly when needed and ensuring that housebuilders stay on track.
Pall-Ex is meeting this need head-on thanks Network. This division allows manufacturers, and many other businesses, to tap into new growth opportunities by outsourcing their logistics to an experienced and scalable partner.
solutions, businesses can boost output, expand their reach, and enhance service quality. Whether scaling up or streamlining, partnering with Pall-Ex ensures logistics will never hold a business back.
Pall-Ex
www.pallex.co.uk
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