Meest opens a new logistics center in Poland

September 11, 2024 by
Frank Calviño

Meest International has opened a new logistic center in Poland, near the city of Dębica. The investment in construction and equipment exceeded 8 million euros.

The new center's advantages include its convenient location, high order processing speed, optimized logistics, and increased security for stored goods. Thanks to the sorting system and IT solutions, the center ensures quick order fulfillment and shipping and integrates with clients' IT platforms for more precise process tracking.

The center's total area is 8,000 m², and it is equipped with a modern sorting system that allows five-sided scanning, measuring the length, width, and height of parcels, and determining their actual weight. The complex is also equipped with an X-ray machine for cargo inspection, enhancing the security and speed of order processing.

Meest has been operating in Poland for over 18 years. During this time, the company has grown into a global provider of logistics solutions, delivering parcels to over 70 countries. The opening of the new logistics center is an important step for our company. It will enable small and medium-sized enterprises to expand their capabilities, particularly for selling goods not only in Poland but also in the Baltics, Eastern Europe, Germany, and beyond the European Union — to the USA, Israel, and Central Asia," said Eugene Pyatak, Managing Director of Meest International.

The center has already created 37 job positions and plans to expand employment opportunities further, contributing to the region's economic development.

Meest continues to expand globally 

Last year Meest International continued to expand its infrastructure. Today, the company operates over eight customs hubs and 19 proprietary and partner cross-docking hubs. It has integrated Europe's largest PUDO (Pick Up Drop Off) networks with over 300,000 collection points.

The company is also developing its IT platform, optimizing logistics processes, integrating with customs services, and providing real-time cargo tracking. Through continuous improvement and partner feedback, the platform has evolved into a powerful solution that supports businesses of various scales, providing a full range of logistics services for effective cross-border delivery. Currently, the platform is integrated with over 100 logistics operators, offering market participants easy integration with customs services.Many companies selling their products worldwide have appreciated the benefits of working with Meest International. Among the company's partners are giants like Next and the following companies: iHerb, Mango, Sinsay, Reserved, Cainiao, Notino, Mohito, House, evzuttya.com.ua, Answear, Joom, Modivo, Cropp, AliExpress, DeeZee, BonPrix, MakeUp, Temu, Shein and many more.

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