CEVA launches French pharma logistics hub

CEVA Logistics, recognised globally as the world's third-largest contract logistics provider, has officially inaugurated a state-of-the-art facility entirely dedicated to the pharmaceutical industry. Situated strategically within the Strasbourg-Entzheim Airport business park in France, this newly opened logistics hub has been meticulously designed to meet and exceed the healthcare sector's most stringent operational requirements. It provides the highest standards of quality, regulatory compliance, traceability, security, and cold chain management for sensitive medical shipments.

Located in the Bas-Rhin department, the impressive 17,000-square-metre logistics centre is heavily focused on managing complex, high-value pharmaceutical operations. On a daily basis, the facility will assist leading healthcare and life sciences companies in securing and optimising their vital supply chains. Its prime geographic positioning in the heart of the Strasbourg-Entzheim Airport business park offers direct and uninterrupted access to critical airport infrastructure. This includes seamless connectivity with freight operators, airlines, and dedicated customs and inspection services, thereby ensuring that logistics operations remain fast, secure, and highly reliable.

The construction of this cutting-edge facility, which commenced in 2025, was specifically tailored to address the evolving needs of pharmaceutical companies. These organisations frequently handle highly sensitive products, manage vast cargo volumes, and face rigorous international compliance mandates. Boasting a substantial floor area of 17,000 square metres alongside an extraordinary ceiling height exceeding 17 metres, the centre features infrastructure perfectly suited to handling active temperature-controlled air cargo containers. Furthermore, it is equipped with advanced inventory management software and sophisticated traceability systems to monitor shipments in real-time.

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