SEKO Logistics

In this special issue, the editorial staff of Logistics Management has compiled feature stories that encapsulate the software, technology, and processes that are helping today’s retail and manufacturing professionals exceed ever-increasing customer demands - whether in B2B or direct to consumers..

SEKO Logistics is demonstrating its confidence in the continued cross-border growth potential of British brands globally by investing in a new flagship airfreight and omni-parcel services facility close to London Heathrow, the move comes as SEKO’s revenues are set to top £100 million in the UK in 2018 for the first time.

Chicago-based third-party logistics (3PL) services provider SEKO Logistics recently announced it is investing in a new flagship airfreight and omni-parcel services facility in close proximity to London Heathrow airport. The company said that this investment is a reflection of its confidence in the “continued cross-border growth of British bands globally,” adding that revenues in the UK are expected to surpass $100 million for the first time and that the Heathrow expansion received government approval in June, as part of the UK�...

The deal, if completed, will give Walmart a substantial foothold in an emerging market of 1.3 billion people, and while the Arkansas-based company is the world’s largest retailer, it has struggled against Amazon as consumers migrate to online commerce, India is the next big potential prize after the U.S. and China.

SEKO Logistics will mark their title sponsorship of this week’s Home Delivery World expo in Atlanta by launching the latest expansion of their White Glove delivery service - full assembly, nationwide service for heavyweight and bulky business-to-consumer eCommerce products.

Consumers are creating and managing orders and returns across channels, and retailers will need to offer a consistent customer experience at every touch point.

If you still need more convincing, read on for our top five reasons as to why our White Glove Home Delivery Service is the best service for your consumer.

While last mile carriers receive much of the attention, the traditional modal heavyweights are in charge of connecting the growing web of facilities that enable e-commerce, today, all modes, as well as freight intermediaries, must be poised for growth and flexible enough to keep evolving.

SEKO is investing significantly to establish logistics centers and infrastructure needed to meet the growing client demand in the automotive, retail and aerospace industries and will see the opening of the first facility of nearly 10,000 square meters in the State of Mexico.

Chicago-based third-party logistics (3PL) services provider SEKO Logistics said this week it is undergoing a “massive expansion” in Mexico, which it called the most significant stage of its global expansion strategy to date.

The technology and processes that are revolutionizing logistics and supply chain operations are helping today’s organizations keep pace with digital commerce.

XPO Logistics has used rapid-fire acquisitions to grow from a $175 million truck brokerage company in 2012 to a $15.38 billion freight and logistics behemoth, but its European expansion, for now, is being built organically.

Omnichannel disruptor SEKO Logistics says retailers and etailers that react fastest to the shift in consumer behavior and meet customers’ expectations for speed of delivery and returns earn the highest levels of customer loyalty and revenue growth.

SEKO Logistics has launched a new Airfreight+ Final Mile service in North America to give retailers, marketplace merchants and consumer brands a home delivery solution for bigger, bulkier products that delivers air cargo to their door at the speed of ecommerce.

SEKO Logistics is offering eCommerce customers the opportunity to increase sales and build consumer loyalty through a partnership with Retain.me using their new SmartSlips™ Technology to replace traditional and increasingly obsolete delivery notes.