Romania: LPP Logistics Set To Open New Distribution Center In Romania

November 27, 2025

LPP Logistics Set To Open New Distribution Center In Romania
Nov 27, 2025

LPP Logistics Set To Open New Distribution Center In Romania.

LPP Logistics has signed a lease agreement for a new distribution center in Romania, near the capital city of Bucharest.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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