The Moscow warehouse has been expanded from 1,800 to 3,000 square metres of operating space, adding heavy racking and a dedicated labelling area. The facility can now handle inbound distribution, relabelling, and short-term storage in parallel.
Inbound distribution is the most frequently used service. After a train or truck arrives, cargo is devanned, counted, and sorted before dispatch by client order or distributor, which reduces waiting at the destination end.
The labelling area operates separately and mainly serves cross-border e-commerce clients. Cargo is relabelled or marked to platform requirements after arrival and moved straight into local delivery without a third party in between.
Short-term storage suits clients whose pickup timing is uncertain. Inventory runs on the same ledger as the domestic warehouse, so stock at both sites can be reconciled at any time without separate accounting.