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Nanotech Health Ltd, health supplement manufacturers, have outsourced their UK and European online order fulfilment operation to DK Fulfilment Ltd.

The contract will be managed from DKF’s 165,000 sq. ft. multi user facility in the West Midlands. UK orders will be dispatched to Nanotech’s customers UK via UK Mail, while DHL will handle all international deliveries.

Mark Elward, managing director of DKF, commented: “We’re delighted to be working with Nanotech and believe that our significant experience of the sector in which they operate will prove valuable to the client as it seeks to grow online sales of its products in the months to come.”



Uncategorised - May 25, 2016;

Logistics BusinessNanotech Health Ltd, health supplement manufacturers, have outsourced their UK and European online order fulfilment operation to DK Fulfilment Ltd. <br src=
The contract will be managed from DKF’s 165,000 sq. ft. multi user facility in the West Midlands. UK orders will be dispatched to Nanotech’s customers UK via UK Mail, while DHL will handle all international deliveries.

Mark Elward, managing director of DKF, commented: “We’re delighted to be working with Nanotech and believe that our significant experience of the sector in which they operate will prove valuable to the client as it seeks to grow online sales of its products in the months to come.”



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Legal & General Property (“LGP”), on behalf of its Life Fund, has begun a £25 million speculative warehouse development at Barclay Way, West Thurrock, south-east of London, in partnership with Graftongate Developments, who will deliver the scheme.

Construction is under way and completion is set for November 2016.

Named Thurrock 162, this new speculative high bay industrial / warehouse development will comprise a single Regional Distribution Centre of 162,508 sq ft (15,095 sq m) within a 7.6 acre secure site with the benefit of 13 m eaves height, cross loading, dock & level loading doors off a 53m deep yard. A 17 MVA power supply has been reserved for specialist users such as data centre or cold store occupiers.

The site is strategically located close to the Dartford Crossing and within one mile of Junction 31 of the M25 motorway. West Thurrock is a well-established distribution location and has attracted blue chip occupiers such as DHL, Wincanton, Procter & Gamble and Unilever Best Foods.

CBRE, GVA Bilfinger and Altus Group have been appointed letting agents.

Uncategorised - April 20, 2016;

Logistics BusinessLegal & General Property (“LGP”), on behalf of its Life Fund, has begun a £25 million speculative warehouse development at Barclay Way, West Thurrock, south-east of London, in partnership with Graftongate Developments, who will deliver the scheme. <br src=
Construction is under way and completion is set for November 2016.

Named Thurrock 162, this new speculative high bay industrial / warehouse development will comprise a single Regional Distribution Centre of 162,508 sq ft (15,095 sq m) within a 7.6 acre secure site with the benefit of 13 m eaves height, cross loading, dock & level loading doors off a 53m deep yard. A 17 MVA power supply has been reserved for specialist users such as data centre or cold store occupiers.

The site is strategically located close to the Dartford Crossing and within one mile of Junction 31 of the M25 motorway. West Thurrock is a well-established distribution location and has attracted blue chip occupiers such as DHL, Wincanton, Procter & Gamble and Unilever Best Foods.

CBRE, GVA Bilfinger and Altus Group have been appointed letting agents."/>

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