The new distribution center now houses all of Husqvarna's finished goods, which will allow for an increase in our manufacturing capabilities at our current location, while ensuring customer orders get out the door as quickly as possible.

Husqvarna Construction Products, headquartered in Olathe, Kan., has expanded with a brand new 150,000-sq.-ft. distribution center. The center, located in Lenexa, Kan., is only a mile away from the company's present headquarters and central warehouse.

Onwards and Upwards

Husqvarna is committed to serving its customers by providing better solutions — whether through equipment enhancements, diamond tool technologies or service and support availablilty. Now it has expanded its shipping and receiving functions.

In order to keep its manufacturing and shipping functions performing at their best, the company has opened a new distribution center to provide timely management of order processing and product shipping. The new distribution center now houses all of Husqvarna's finished goods, which will allow for an increase in our manufacturing capabilities at our current location, while ensuring customer orders get out the door as quickly as possible.

Increasing Capabilities

The center increases Husqvarna's receiving and shipping capabilities three times over its present location. The size and layout of the new facility also enables the ability to process up to five times the amount of inbound inventory every day. The increased capacity has resulted in at least 16 new positions.

For more information about Husqvarna, visit www.husqvarnacp.com.

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