Mercedes-Benz Trucks is working on a Global Parts Center in Germany that will supply global dealers with service parts from 2026
The facility will manage 300,000 different line items for almost 3,000 dealers across the world. The truckmaker said the latest storage and conveyor technology will facilitate the timely retrieval of parts. Those parts will be supplied from around 2,600 suppliers and will be distributed to 20 regional logistics centres around the world
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