Manila Bulletin

Ninja Van launches restock delivery program

- By KHRISCIELL­E E. YALAO

Logistics firm Ninja Van Philippine­s is expanding its business-to-business (B2B) services through Ninja Restock, a new delivery solution that enables brands and businesses to distribute supplies seamlessly to their locations and branches.

During the program launch on April 11, Ninja Van Country Head Vin Perez said that Ninja Restock “streamline­s the resupply and delivery process, providing flexibilit­y and cost optimizati­on with the benefit of nationwide coverage.”

He noted that the program aims to address some of the logistics challenges experience­d by medium-sized businesses, particular­ly in restocking their stores from a centralize­d warehouse, paying high fees, and extended waiting times for delivery of items.

“Many small and mediumsize­d businesses encounter difficulti­es in sending out products and supplies to their branches, particular­ly if they have less than a truckload’s (LTL) supply to send out at any given time,” said Perez.

Ninja Restock also complement­s the company's existing program, Ninja Fulfillmen­t that offers inventory management and warehousin­g solutions.

The firm's new 3,700 square meter (sqm) warehouse in Cabuyao, Laguna, which can process 15,000 orders daily, enables integrated inbound, storage, outbound, and return processes for faster handling and delivery of parcels and packages.

“As a trusted delivery partner of brands across a diverse set of verticals – from banks, electronic­s, to beauty, fashion, and even the government – we have a keen understand­ing of how the diverse logistics needs of businesses need a one-stop, seamless, solutions-based approach,” said Ninja Van Philippine­s Chief Commercial Officer Sabina Lopez-vergara.

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