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The facility includes 12,000 square meters of warehouse space and a 10,000-square meter yard. It features 28,000 bin locations and 3,000 square meters of floor storage in the warehouse, along with a yard with 4,000 racking locations and 4,500 square meters of floor storage. Services provided at the site include inbound unloading, receipt and putaway, outbound picking, packing and loading, and quality inspection. The D.C. is located within an industrial estate, with convenient links to air and ocean ports, road, rail and barge. It is near the existing CEVA multi-user site in Born, which caters to several sectors. From the new D.C., CEVA will send a variety of parts to end customers, as well as replenish local distribution centers worldwide.
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