PSE expands its wash depot network by opening its first mainland Europe location in Venlo
PSE is pleased to announce that it has launched its 4th depot in its 4th year of operations.
This is the first venture into mainland Europe for Packaging Services Europe, and being close to Venlo in the Netherlands means it is ideally situated to support the needs of reusable packaging both locally and internationally. With the capability for washing crates, pallets, dolavs and folding large containers, PSE has also installed repair capacity for both metal and plastic packaging.
Venlo emerged as the clear winner in a survey among distribution center users and seemed the ideal starting point for PSE to commence operations, being ideally located also to support international trade with Germany only a stone’s throw away and Belgium just around the corner.
Alongside the depot launch in Venlo, PSE has updated its website to reflect its new home and its logo for the Dutch operations, which is now “orange”.
The key driver is to deliver the depot network, which allows users of reusable packaging to access the best logistically located Packaging Services Europe wash and repair site for their needs. This will also help companies who are looking to change from one-trip single-use packaging to reusable packaging by giving them access to local wash and repair facilities.
The other PSE sites include Nuneaton, Leeds and Limerick. Packaging Services Europe invites you to make contact should you have an interest in using any of the sites.
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Rick LeBlanc, EMBA, is the founder and editor of Reusable Packaging News (subscribe to the free newsletter) and editor of Western Pallet Magazine. A supply chain journalist with more than 30 years of experience, he specializes in pallets, reusable packaging, material handling and related operations. Rick is co-author of Pallets: A North American Perspective and Pallets & Progress: A Collected History of Pallets and Palletized Handling 1922–1945. He is also an advisory board member of the Virginia Tech Center for Packaging and Unit Load Design. Read Rick’s full bio.
