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CEVA Logistics and Mondadori renew partnership

VonLOGISTIK express Presseservice

CEVA Logistics and Mondadori Group have extended their contract for a further five years.

The extended partnership between CEVA and Italian publishing house Mondadori, which started in May 2017, will see the 3PL manage the Mondadori’s logistics between Stradella 4 and Verona.

CEVA will be in charge of distributing around 65 million items per year on behalf of Mondadori and move around 340,000 different titles.

Christophe Boustouller, CEVA Logistics MD, Italy, said: “We are very proud to have achieved the renewal of Mondadori contract and would like to thank Ernesto Mauri, chief executive at Mondadori Group, for this operation.

“This is a concrete proof that CEVA, is a major player in Italian logistics”

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