The obsolescence of the national logistics park will boost immologistics.
Mountpark Iberia plans to build 100,000 square metres of logistics space by 2024. Leandro Greblo, country manager of the company, is optimistic about this year.
Mountpark Iberia plans to build 100,000 square metres of logistics space by 2024. Leandro Greblo, country manager of the company, is optimistic about this year.
“The economic outlook for the coming months outlines a stable scenario in the coming quarters, with an optimistic projection especially towards the last quarter of 2024. However, it is important to note that we are in a dynamic and constantly evolving industry, driven in part by the obsolescence of the national logistics park and the new demands of the market and companies,” said Leandro Greblo, country manager of Mountpark Iberia to the Logistics Area of C de Comunicación.
“Companies need to adjust their operations to the current demands of logistics, which are strongly influenced by trends such as automation, artificial intelligence, sustainability and renewable energies”.
Leandro Greblo, country manager of Mountpark Iberia
Subscribe our newsletter
September: taking a forward-looking fresh look at the supply chain
September always feels like something of a fresh start. We come back from our holidays, pick up our projects again, review our objectives and begin
Logistics and Automation will offer a diverse overview of warehouse automation technologies
Logistics & Automation will showcase a diverse range of warehouse automation technologies. In this environment, a trusted partner with proven integration and service capabilities is
The UNO National Awards for Logistics Leaders are being held for the seventh time at Logistics & Automation
The awards ceremony will take place on 11 November at IFEMA Madrid, coinciding with the first day of the trade fair. This year’s edition introduces
The EU is introducing a €3 charge on parcels from Shein and Temu from today, and logistics firms warn: “The challenge is to prevent customs from becoming overwhelmed”
Brussels is ending a tax exemption that has benefited Asian platforms for years, whilst the sector is calling for an urgent modernisation of customs systems
Share this article