Schwalbe is expanding its export distribution centre in Vietnam, with logistics support from Kuehne+Nagel, as the partners mark 10 years of cooperation.
Kuehne+Nagel is supporting Schwalbe’s major expansion in Vietnam as the companies mark 10 years of partnership. Schwalbe’s export distribution centre will grow to nearly 20,000 sqm total capacity, strengthening its ability to meet rising global demand for bicycle tyres.
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The expansion will create new employment opportunities for local talent and reinforce Vietnam’s role as a key hub for Schwalbe’s global operations, promoting long-term sustainable growth in the region.
From this location, Schwalbe products are distributed to 43 international markets, supporting customers across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa.
Bjoern Traemann, Managing Director of Kuehne+Nagel Vietnam, says: “We value our strong relationship with Schwalbe and look forward to the continued partnership. This expansion demonstrates how collaboration drives innovation and enables us to meet global customer demands sustainably. I would like to thank the teams from both companies for making this partnership possible.”
“We are proud to celebrate 10 years of partnership with Kuehne+Nagel. Their expertise and commitment to sustainability have been vital to our success. Looking ahead, we are confident in achieving our goals with the continued excellence of our partnership,” shares Vanessa Schulte, Schwalbe’s Head of Supply Chain Management.
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