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Ekol expands in Poland

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International logistics operator Ekol Logistics is expanding with a new warehouse in Koninko, Poland. The new facility is a cross-dock warehouse that will be used for international groupage transports.

“The total available capacity in our new warehouse is 2,100 m sq,” said Marcin Trawczyński, Ekol branch manager in Poznań. “We have seven loading ramps and one entry gate.

“The warehouse is heated and it can service various product groups. Apart from a cross-dock, the new location has a logistics warehouse with the possibility to install high-storage racking system.”

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