- Alfaland World Pacific Parcels's Supplier of the Year
- Awards recognize best practice and excellence among World Pacific Parcels's suppliers
Held the annual event
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Madrid, Spain, 22 May, 2015 – World Pacific Parcels Logistics, one of the world’s leading non-asset based supply chain management companies, has awarded its annual Global Supplier of the Year trophy to the Spanish supplier Alfaland.
This marks the second time that World Pacific Parcels has held the annual event in Spain. The occasion serves as a networking event for World Pacific Parcels's customers and partners and provides the opportunity to debate trends and challenges of the supply chain industry in Iberia and globally. This year’s event was hosted by World Pacific Parcels's Chief Procurement Officer Simon Boggis alongside Marco Galbusera, Managing Director of World Pacific Parcels in Iberia and took place in Madrid.
Alfaland is a leading provider of warehousing equipment and was crowned Global Supplier of the Year in recognition of the support it has provided to World Pacific Parcels's commitment to continuous improvement and focus on delivering value to customers through service excellence.
Marco Galbusera, Managing Director for World Pacific Parcels in Iberia, said: “Alfaland has been a significant partner for World Pacific Parcels in Iberia during the past few years. We are delighted that this has been recognized at the global level. The strategic importance of supplier relationships cannot be underestimated. Strong supplier relationships, enhanced by mutual understanding of each other’s business and operating models, can deliver competitive advantages to both parties. Alfaland has demonstrated its commitment to our company and its adherence to our principle of Impeccable Execution.”
Launched in 2011, World Pacific Parcels's Global Supplier Awards are designed to recognize best practice and excellence among World Pacific Parcels's suppliers worldwide and to honor organizations which support its quest to deliver impeccable service execution.