New order fulfilment system for Health & Beauty chain Rossmann in Poland

Health & Beauty chain Rossmann in Lodz (Poland) is modernising an existing distribution centre as well as implementing a six-aisle miniload (AS/RS) automated storage and retrieval system. Because of its ambitious growth plans, there is a need for a future-oriented logistic concept. Key of the solution is a zone picking system.

Upgrade of existing zone picking system for DA Retail including 4,500 pick-to-light displays

DA Retail Groep is a leading drug stores chain in the Netherlands. The company centralised its distribution operation in Zwolle, the Netherlands. To accomodate a higher workload, the existing order picking system was expanded and upgraded. This was done during normal operations, without disrupting service to stores.

Fully validated automated storage and order picking system for Amgen

Amgen is a leading biopharmaceutical company. The European Logistics Centre in Breda, the Netherlands distributes products to hospitals, wholesalers and drugstores in Europe, the Middle-East, Africa and Australia. Delivering very high customer service levels is key. To realise this with a growing customer base Amgen invested in a virtually paperless order fulfilment system.

Boston Scientific: Zone picking system for medical devices for 1,750 order lines per hour

Boston Scientific is the world’s largest medical device company dedicated to less-invasive medicine. Their automated warehouse in the Netherlands has given them higher productivity, shorter walking distances, better in-house order management, the ability to consolidate orders and flexibility to accommodate future growth.