Horsch UK has announced that it will support its UK customers from a centralised parts centre at Bourne, Lincolnshire, that opened in June.
The company will share the purpose-built premises with Grégoire Besson, although the two businesses will be run completely independently.
“We’ve received very positive feedback from our customers when we became an independent UK company,” Horsch UK manager Stephen Burcham explained. “We’re now building on that by developing our own UK parts distribution service.”
Under the agreement with Grégoire Besson, Horsch UK will share office and warehouse space, but will have dedicated service staff and will use its own shipping agents to supply customers. Horsch UK will hold more than £450,000 worth of stock at Bourne, which will be available seven days a week during the harvest and post-harvest season.
The company will share the purpose-built premises with Grégoire Besson, although the two businesses will be run completely independently.
“We’ve received very positive feedback from our customers when we became an independent UK company,” Horsch UK manager Stephen Burcham explained. “We’re now building on that by developing our own UK parts distribution service.”
Under the agreement with Grégoire Besson, Horsch UK will share office and warehouse space, but will have dedicated service staff and will use its own shipping agents to supply customers. Horsch UK will hold more than £450,000 worth of stock at Bourne, which will be available seven days a week during the harvest and post-harvest season.
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| Horsch is sharing the new parts depot with Grégoire Besson. |
“Our Bourne parts centre will hold a comprehensive stock of emergency parts and this will be backed up by Horsch’s new central parts distribution service in Germany,” Mr Burcham added. “This means any part will be available within 24 hours.
“As we look to introduce a wider range of products in the future, it is essential that our customers and dealers have support that they can rely on.”
For more information visit: www.horsch.com.
