Norbert to manage House of Fraser's e-fulfilment centre in UK
Norbert Dentressangle has received a new five year contract from House of Fraser to manage its 510,000 sq ft e-fulfilment centre at Milton Keynes, UK.
As per the deal, Norbert will be responsible for the receipt of goods from House of Fraser's national distribution centre, concession suppliers and inter-store transfers, order picking, marshalling, packing, despatch and returns management.
The company will currently handle more than 140,000 SKUs and several million items ordered per year and will also be responsible for the collating, picking and packing of orders for House of Fraser's wedding gift list service.
House of Fraser which has annual sales in excess of GBP1.3bn, trades through a portfolio of 62 stores, as well as its growing web store.
House of Fraser supply chain director Mark Holland said he is excited at the prospect of working with the team at Norbert Dentressangle to ensure that the company has the platform to support the exciting growth plans it has for its Multi-Channel offer.
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