Post by TGW Logistics

When Marks and Spencer sets out to reinvent grocery logistics, it’s not just another project - it’s a strategic signal to the industry. As one of the UK’s most established retailers, M&S serves millions across 1,000+ stores and a rapidly growing online channel. Quality and reliability are built into their brand, and now they’re investing in a logistics infrastructure that reflects those standards.   That’s where TGW Logistics comes in. Launching in 2029, we’re building one of the most advanced grocery fulfilment centres in our 55-year history in Daventry, UK. Fully automated. Built for scale. Engineered for precision.   Robotics will handle everything from goods receiving to roll-cage building. Two seamlessly integrated temperature zones will enable high-volume throughput with minimal manual handling. The outcome: lower operating costs, faster replenishment, and consistently high performance right across the M&S store network.   This isn’t about chasing the latest trend. It’s about investing in infrastructure built to last — and logistics built to deliver. At TGW Logistics, we engineer grocery intralogistics that perform under pressure, scale seamlessly with demand peaks, and create lasting operational advantage — together with Marks & Spencer. 📸 Image courtesy of Marks & Spencer.  #Grocery #CustomerSpotlight