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AGCO Parts Announces Expansion of Regina Parts Distribution Center

 
AGCO Parts, a division of AGCO Corporation, a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment, announced and broke ground on the expansion to its parts distribution center in Regina, Saskatchewan. This will be the largest AGCO Parts investment in North America. Once completed, the additional storage will allow for faster parts delivery to AGCO customers in Western Canada.
 
“This expansion is central to our commitment to better serve Western Canadian customers,” says Joe DiPietro, vice president and general manager of AGCO Parts – Americas. With this expansion, AGCO improves its service level to Western Canada and reduces transit times on large and heavy parts. “With more parts housed in Regina, we are able to get the right parts in the hands of the customer faster than ever before,” DiPietro adds.
 
The new addition will:
  • Provide 50 percent more storage. The additional storage space allows greater breadth and depth of parts inventory.
  • Increase inventory by 30 percent. We’re bringing more parts closer to the customer, which further improves delivery time.
  • Improve facing fill (the amount of parts within an order being shipped from Regina’s facility) to over 90 percent - the highest of any regional AGCO Parts distribution center in North America.
“We understand that uptime is critical and that customers need to get parts as soon as possible,” says DiPietro.
 
AGCO Parts held a groundbreaking ceremony on August 24, 2017. The work will be completed by early 2018.
 
Source : AGCO

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