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Chorley-based storage firm invests £200k in warehouse refurb
A Chorley-based furniture logistics and storage firm has invested £200k to refurbish its warehouse.
Andrew Porter Ltd has one of the largest warehouse spaces in the north of England and the refurbishment includes new lighting, repainting the floor and the installation of new dock levellers.
Managing director Tim Aspey said to the Lancashire Evening Post: “We pride ourselves on our accuracy and safe handling of our customers’ products at all times.
“This refurbishment will result in an even smoother and faster handling system, which cements our position as an industry leader.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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