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Pall-Ex Iberia has inaugurated its new central hub in Madrid, a space that positions itself as the heart of an efficient and agile logistics network. This logistics center has been designed to offer deliveries in less than 24 hours, thanks to its modern infrastructure and the integration of advanced technology at every stage of the process. Sustainability is one of the fundamental pillars of its operation, supported by the 3-star Lean & Green certification, which validates the effective reduction of emissions during its operations.
The Pall-Ex logistics model, characterized by a Multihub structure, establishes effective connections between the main points of the Iberian Peninsula. This network optimizes routes on a daily basis to ensure fast deliveries, benefiting from shorter transit times and a more efficient use of resources during each journey.
The San Fernando de Henares hub spans over 12,000 square meters and features 97 loading docks, highlighted by its LEED Gold certification. This space sets a benchmark in sustainability within the sector, designed to meet demanding logistics flows without sacrificing energy efficiency or environmental care.
Pall-Ex Iberia has adapted to key sectors such as food, beverages, retail, large distribution, and industry, optimizing processes and ensuring the traceability of each shipment. Sergi Tomás, the company’s General Director, emphasizes how their operational model underscores the value they bring to their clients and the strength of the network.
Since its founding in 2011, Pall-Ex Iberia has experienced significant growth, currently boasting over 60 delegations across the peninsula, in addition to the central hub in Madrid and five regional hubs in Barcelona, Zaragoza, Navarra, Valencia, and Jaén. This strategy ensures delivery times of 24 to 48 hours, establishing Pall-Ex as a leader in the express distribution of palletized goods, integrating efficiency, innovation, and a strong commitment to sustainability, shaping the future of transport in the region.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
