Lidl has opened a second logistics center in Serbia, creating 250 new jobs

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Lidl's second logistics center opened its doors in Serbia, which will employ 250 people. It is located in Lapovo and is larger than the one in Nova Pazova. The opening was attended by the Prime Minister of the country, Ana Brnabic, Balkanengineer.com learned from Serbianmonitor.com.

The ceremony for the official opening of the logistics center was also attended by the executive director of Lidl Serbia, Dragan Cigoja, as well as the representative of the embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dennis Kaiser.

Mr. Kaiser stated that since the beginning of the construction of the logistics center in Lapovo, Lidl has adhered to the highest standards in sustainable construction. It cost €70 million to build and spans 57,000 m2, with 35,000 pallets and 130 loading bays.

According to a survey conducted by the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce, 85% of German investors already doing business in Serbia said they would invest in the country again.

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