Ford has broken ground on a 42,000 sq.m parts distribution centre, which is expected to open in January 2025 and will be operated by DB Schenker
Customer service demands in the Middle East continue to rise, including fast and reliable vehicle delivery and aftermarket services, which Ford is preparing for with its new parts distribution centre
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