Jaguar selects K+N to implement European aftermarket logistics
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Jaguar Land Rover, premium and luxury car manufacturer, has appointed Kuehne + Nagel (K+N) to manage three warehouses in France, Spain and Italy serving Continental Europe. The new contract also includes transport management control tower function and customer contact centres for Jaguar Land Rover retailers for the region.
The European Aftermarket is of very high importance. The car manufacturer has consolidated its supply chain into a robust logistics setup with innovative processes, including an upgraded Warehouse Management System (WMS). This supply chain will support over 400 Land Rover retailers across Continental Europe.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific countries in Continental Europe will K+N manage Jaguar Land Rover's warehouses in?
Which specific countries in Continental Europe will K+N manage Jaguar Land Rover's warehouses in?
Kuehne + Nagel has been appointed to manage three warehouses for Jaguar Land Rover in France, Spain, and Italy. These facilities will serve the car manufacturer's aftermarket logistics needs across Continental Europe.
Q.What additional functions, beyond warehouse management, will K+N be providing for Jaguar Land Rover?
What additional functions, beyond warehouse management, will K+N be providing for Jaguar Land Rover?
Besides managing the three warehouses, Kuehne + Nagel's new contract also includes a transport management control tower function. They will also operate customer contact centres specifically for Jaguar Land Rover retailers in the region.
Q.How many Land Rover retailers will this new logistics setup support in Continental Europe?
How many Land Rover retailers will this new logistics setup support in Continental Europe?
This consolidated and robust logistics setup, featuring innovative processes and an upgraded Warehouse Management System, is designed to support a significant network. It will provide service to over 400 Land Rover retailers throughout Continental Europe.
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