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HomeNewsCoca-Cola Enterprises plans to close direct store delivery operation

Coca-Cola Enterprises plans to close direct store delivery operation

April 23, 2013 Ashleigh Wight


 

Own account operator Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) plans to axe its direct store delivery operation later this year. The drinks firm’s plans will affect its sites in Bristol, East Kilbride, north London, Northampton, Sidcup in south-east London and Wakefield. A CCE spokeswoman said: “We propose to partner with wholesalers to offer our remaining direct delivery customers a route to market, building on the services these third parties already provide. Under these proposals we would continue to operate a bulk and mid […]




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