FedEx announces development of two new state-of-the-art logistics hubs in UK

Posted on Friday 9 May 2025

Express distribution company Federal Express Corporation, has announced two new state-of-the-art  logistics hubs in the UK.

fed ex announces 2 hubs in uk

By Liza Helps, Property Editor, Logistics Matters

THE MOVE will see ethe development of the facilities close to existing sites in Kingsbury / Atherstone in the West Midlands and Marston Gate facility in Milton Keynes and the consolidation of five depots to the two state-of-the art facilities which will be operational by 2029.

The new hubs will incorporate advanced technologies to enhance service for customers and support future growth. Each will be able to sort 32,000 packs per hour, and process different types of deliveries for customers, including international freight and ecommerce shipments. The hubs will also provide a more comfortable working environment for team members. 

FedEx vice president of operations Rob Peto said: “We are excited about plans to renew our hub infrastructure in the UK and commit in the creation of two new delivery hubs. This is a substantial commitment into the UK and will mean we’re well positioned for future growth with a dynamic, flexible and efficient end-to-end network.’’

While there are no changes for FedEx employees in the short term, the multi-year project will affect working locations for some team members across its hubs. FedEx is committed to working closely with union and team member representatives on the delivery of the project to ensure team members are properly supported.

 

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