New savings logistics center in Fischamend: Efficiency increase for non-food!

New savings logistics center in Fischamend: Efficiency increase for non-food!

Fischamend, Österreich - The Simpex, a subsidiary of the Spar Group, has put a new central warehouse into operation at the Fischamend location. This logistics center has an impressive area of 46,000 square meters and bundles all non-food groups under one roof. According to OE24 , between 25,000 and 30,000 articles for savings, EUROSPAR- and INTERSPAR markets are picked up here every day. This allows customers to expect a larger variety of products. In total, the new center stores around 6,500 different non-food products, including toys, household items and cleaning agents.

The move from the previous location in Wiener Neudorf went smoothly and led to the move of 1.55 million products. The workforce is fully preserved with 150 employees. The new infrastructure is not only modern, but also offers excellent transport links and the proximity to Vienna Airport, which is crucial for the logistics processes.

efficiency and competitiveness

The central bundling of non-food wardraps should significantly increase the efficiency within the logistics network and significantly reduce the transport routes. The corporate management emphasizes that this new logistics structure will strengthen the long -term competitiveness of SPAR. A focus is also on the optimization and fine grinding of the internal processes in order to further improve the overall operation, such as SPAR

In the logistics industry, sustainability and environmental protection have become increasingly important. Projects such as Gila, which are managed by Fraunhofer IML, aim to develop best practice for sustainable logistics centers and to reduce environmental pollution. As part of this project, new concepts for reducing emissions up to a year of 2050 are also being researched. Sustainable logistics solutions are not only a trend, but also a necessity for the industry, which puts the efforts of Spar in Fischamend in a broader context, as the Fraunhofer iml shows ( Fraunhofer iml ).