Hallmark adds space to meet rising demand
A Leicestershire-based fulfilment specialist is boosting its operations with extra space.
Hallmark Consumer Services has opened a new warehouse at its Grantham site to support rising demand for contract packing and kit assembly.
Bosses say the expansion increases the company’s overall storage capacity by 40 per cent and enhances operational efficiency.
They add that the new facility, which provides convenient access to the A1, will allow the firm to handle a broader range and higher volume of goods, supporting its growing client base.
Philip Hall, managing director of Hallmark Consumer Services, said: “This expansion marks a key milestone in our growth journey and is a testament to the strong and consistent demand we’ve seen for our services.
“The new space not only provides us with room to grow over the next three years but also enables us to deliver even more responsive and adaptable fulfilment solutions.
“We’re proud to serve a diverse and growing client base that trusts us with their fulfilment and packing needs.”
Founded in 1992, Hallmark Consumer Services, which is headquartered in Melton Mowbray, offers flexible fulfilment solutions for B2C and B2B businesses across multiple sectors.
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