Tosca opens new service centre in Ingolstadt

Tosca opens a new service centre in Ingolstadt to support the requirements of German retailers.

Tosca, a leading global provider of reusable packaging solutions, has opened a new state-of-the-art service centre in Ingolstadt, Germany. This new centre is focused on the downstream sector and is designed to support Germany's major retailers with efficient, data-driven services for load carrier pooling.

Tosca is expanding its presence in Europe with the opening of the service centre in Ingolstadt. The new facility, with an area of around 2,700 square metres, is strategically positioned to meet the growing demand for Tosca's reusable products and pooling services in the region. Tosca now operates a total of 43 service centres in Europe.

The decision to open the service centre in Ingolstadt was motivated by the growing business with plastic half pallets. This expansion will strengthen Tosca's ability to support downstream customers across Europe. The new centre will help to increase the overall efficiency of the network and support growth in the region.

Modern technologies for optimum performance

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The service centre in Ingolstadt is equipped with advanced technologies such as RFID gates, scanning devices and automation systems. These innovations are designed to ensure optimal data availability and accuracy and provide customers with deep insights into the performance of their supply chain. Tosca also plans to install a fully automated car wash to further increase the efficiency of its operations.

Marco Gonzalez, Managing Director for Central Europe at Tosca, said: „We are delighted to open our new service centre in Ingolstadt. This expansion underlines our ability to adapt quickly to market demands and play our part in driving the growth of reusable plastic packaging solutions across Europe.“

Efficiency and sustainability in the supply chain

The service centre in Ingolstadt is equipped with advanced technologies such as RFID gates, scanning devices and automation systems. These innovations are designed to ensure optimal data availability and accuracy and provide customers with deep insights into the performance of their supply chain. Tosca also plans to install a fully automated car wash to further increase the efficiency of its operations.

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