Complexo de Suape em PE se prepara para receber primeiro Centro de Distribuição da Amazon no Nordeste

Suape Complex in Pernambuco Prepares to Welcome Amazon’s First Distribution Center in the Northeast

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/12/2019 at 15:37

Updated on 12/12/2019 at 16:19

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The Information Was Confirmed On Thursday Morning (12) And The Venture In Suape (PE) Is Expected To Be Amazon’s First In The Country Outside Of SP

The American company Amazon, a leader in the global technology and e-commerce sector, confirmed that it will set up its distribution unit at the Armazenna logistics center, located in the Suape Industrial Port Complex, in Cabo de Santo Agostinho-PE. Also See Job Openings For Assistants, Operators, Technicians, And Drivers In A Logistics Multinational

The new facility is expected to start operating in the first quarter of 2020, and it is anticipated to generate hundreds of direct and indirect jobs in the region. This will be Amazon’s first center in the Northeast, which already has a unit in the state of São Paulo.

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About Armazenna Suape

The Logistics Center Was Developed With The Most Advanced Features In The Storage And Logistics Sector, Following A Global Standard Of Quality In Order To Deliver The Best Service Possible For Your Company.

It Offers Modular Warehouse Options Starting At 1,000 M², Equipped With Access Ramps For Forklifts, Laser-Leveled Flooring With A Capacity Of 6 Ton/M², Thermal Protection (Facefelt), A Clear Height Of 12m, And Much More.

Suape Complex in Pernambuco Prepares to Welcome Amazon’s First Distribution Center in the Northeast

The Information Was Confirmed On Thursday Morning (12) And The Venture In Suape (PE) Is Expected To Be Amazon’s First In The Country Outside Of SP

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Suape Complex in Pernambuco Prepares to Welcome Amazon’s First Distribution Center in the Northeast

The Information Was Confirmed On Thursday Morning (12) And The Venture In Suape (PE) Is Expected To Be Amazon’s First In The Country Outside Of SP

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