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Coxreels offers shipping program

Coxreels offers shipping program

For all farmer sprayer needs, Coxreels’ new shipping program promises fast delivery

Andrew Joseph, Farms.com

Coxreels, a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty professional-grade hose, cord and cable reels, has developed its mew shipping program—Coxreels Ship Ready—in an effort to better serve its customers’ needs.

With more than 80 SKUs (stock-keeping units) included, the new Coxreels Ship Ready program is able to ship all confirmed orders the very next business day after an order is placed.

Coxreels added that, if at any time it can ship the same day, it promised to do its best to make it happen.

To ensure quicker response time on order delivery, Coxreels has set an upper limit that can be ordered on a Purchase Order—10 per SKU (10 of any one item) per order.  

Coxreels said that its new Ship Ready program was designed after feedback from clients on how to better ensure customer satisfaction—the same manner in which it provides products to help grow a customer’s business.

Currently in its 10th decade under the third generation of family ownership and operation, Coxreels is headquartered in Tempe, Arizona.

For more information on Coxreels and its new Ship Ready program, visit https://www.coxreels.com/shipready.html


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