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Gazeley and Stowga launch online marketplace

VonLOGISTIK express Presseservice

Property developer Gazeley and on-demand warehouse marketplace Stowga have launched an online marketplace for the warehouses at Magna Park, Lutterworth.

“Stowga’s platform will help us ensure that our customers are reaping the benefits of available space at Magna Park,” said Alex Verbeek, UK managing director. “While Magna Park is in existence as an industry leading logistics centre for thirty years, it is home to some very sophisticated material handling technology and continual evolution of customer service.

“Our collaboration with Stowga is evidence of our desire to help our customers grow their businesses.”

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