CHEP, a company offering pallet and container rental services, has been accepted as a Supporting Member of the Polish Chamber of Commerce.
The company CHEP has been present on the Polish market since 2000, providing solutions that increase supply chain efficiency. Pallet rental services support the operations of both manufacturers and retail chains, allowing for the reduction of administration related to pallet circulation and the optimization of the product delivery and empty packaging collection process. Pallet outsourcing also allows for the complete elimination of pallet losses resulting from incorrect markings or unsatisfactory carrier quality, making this solution environmentally friendly.
– After reviewing the offer and experience of CHEP, we decided to establish cooperation within the framework of the Polish Chamber of Commerce’s activities – comments the President of the Chamber, Waldemar Nowakowski. – In our opinion, the solutions proposed by CHEP can contribute to supporting the development of modern trade with traditions in Poland, especially by reducing the costs of goods distribution in the supply chain and eliminating complicated settlements of so-called “pallet balances” with many suppliers, which CHEP takes on entirely.
– CHEP cooperates with many entities in the product supply chain. One of the key links in this chain are companies representing traditional trade – emphasizes Maciej Kubiak, Country General Manager of CHEP Poland. – The Polish Chamber of Commerce is an organization through which we will gain the opportunity to reach a wider group of pallet users and develop solutions suitable for their needs.
The Polish Chamber of Commerce has existed since 1997 as an economic self-government unit, bringing together and representing entities of Polish retail trade and distribution. It represents various modern and traditional trade formats that draw from and are based on the culture and tradition of Polish merchantry, and thus the sector of modern Polish trade with traditions.
The group of PIH members already numbers several tens of thousands of retail units, from individual stores to nationwide franchise chains, but due to subsequent accessions, this number is systematically growing. Thus, PIH is currently the broadest representation of the trade sector in Poland.