The new facility will allow companies operating in the central region of the country to maintain costs similar with hypermarket operators’ costs, the company said in a statement.
“We are glad we managed to keep our promise to open a climate controlled storage facility in a geographical area where the economic growth depends on the infrastructure provided to big companies and small enterprisers,” said Florin Marginean, Wind Speed administrator.
The facility is addressed mainly to the distributors of meat, frozen vegetables and fruit, pastry, ice cream, fresh fruit and vegetables and dairy products.
Wind Speed estimates the investment will increase its annual turnover by EUR1.5 million, as well as the number of clients which serve the central region.
The company can also provide transport and distribution services to the companies using the storage facility.