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The new Alabama distribution hub, focusing on Briggs & Stratton engines and other products, will allow the company to reduce delivery times to its customers in the Southeast region. The new facility is expected to be operational by spring 2019.
The Auburn center is part of a broader strategic plan by Briggs & Stratton to consolidate a number of smaller warehouse operations throughout the U.S. into two large operations. The company will also open a new distribution hub in Germantown, Wisconsin, under this plan, which will be in addition to the companys existing service and parts distribution center located in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
By consolidating our current footprint into two large distribution centers, were increasing efficiencies to more effectively serve our customers, said Bill Harlow, director of global distribution and warehousing at Briggs & Stratton.
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