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Kramp launches UK web shop offering next-day farm parts delivery

Simplifying the process of ordering spare parts, Kramp launches a new web shop linked to its UK dealer network. James Huyton finds out more

James Huyton
Machinery and 51AVÊÓÆµTechnology Specialist
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Kramp Headquarters, Varsseveld, Netherlands.
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Kramp Headquarters, Varsseveld, Netherlands.

With 64,000 product lines leaving to regional distribution hubs in a single day, and more than 500,000 items stocked at Kramp's Varsseveld Headquarters alone, how does the Dutch distributor manage to deliver...

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