South Korean-based Inktec is expanding its European operations with dedicated fulfilment hub in the Netherlands.
Working in partnership with the Busan Port Authority (BPA) – which works with South Korean company Samsung too – a new logistics warehouse occupying 30,000m2 on the Maasvlakte West Distribution Park in the Port of Rotterdam has been built. The objective is to strengthen the competitiveness of South Korean-based companies in securing and expanding their logistics network into Europe.
The new hub is a BREEAM sustainable, meaning it has been evaluated to ensure the building has been constructed as sustainably as possible and reduces its impact on the environment. Equally moving forwards under the accreditation, it is evaluated on its energy, transportation, waste, water resources, land use and ecological pollution.
As a result of the relationship with the BPA, InkTec can now bulk distribute its solvent, aqueous and sublimation inks across Europe.
InkTec MD Joey Kimsaid of the move: “Our need to actively expand our European operation and have a base located on the mainland was increasingly imperative. We were keen to work with the BPA to create a seamless operation for our customers, while also giving them a more cost-effective access to our extensive inks and media ranges.”
