The increase in the number of shipments and the maintenance of service quality at the highest level mean that the Raben Group is constantly improving processes, using better equipment, and modernizing locations.
Hungary plays an important role in the Central and Eastern European region, which is why the country is treated by the Raben Group as a target area for its investments. The Raben Group has been offering services in Hungary since 2010, and additionally, as of September 1, 2011, the company Wincanton Hungary became part of the Group, and its name was changed to Raben Trans European Hungary Kft. Companies belonging to the Raben Group in Hungary offer customers services such as: warehousing, groupage transport, full truckload domestic and international transport, as well as sea and air freight forwarding services.
– The new cross-dock warehouse will have over 4,000 sq. m. and 42 loading and unloading ramps. Thanks to this, we will streamline logistics processes, which in turn will translate into offering higher quality services to our customers. Our transport operations will gain in speed and alignment with the needs of a given customer – says Szabolcs Czifrik, Managing Director of Raben Logistics Hungary.
Cross-dock warehouses play a very important role in the logistics process. They serve as a central platform where 90% of shipments are handled. The new investment will also contribute to the optimization of the transport process.
– We will have more space for temporary storage of shipments, thanks to which the transshipment service will be more precise – adds Szabolcs Czifrik.
Product safety is a priority for the Raben Group, and a new, modern CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) system will be an important additional element to the security procedures used so far. It is also worth mentioning that the new cross-dock will be equipped with an effective fire protection system.
– We are confident that upon completion of this construction, our customers will receive even higher quality services. So far, this is our first investment of this kind in Hungary, but I think we can expect more in the future – said Szabolcs Czifrik.