Henric Hasth, CEO of Toyota Material Handling Sweden

Toyota Material Handling Streamlines and Automates Operations at Martin & Servera Logistik

The logistics arm of restaurant wholesaler Martin & Servera has commissioned forklift and logistics company Toyota Material Handling Sweden to help the company streamline its operations, increase efficiency, and thereby reduce costs. The partnership agreement that has been signed also covers service for all of Martin & Servera’s forklifts nationwide—currently about 800, most of which are warehouse forklifts. The overall purpose of the partnership agreement is to jointly streamline Martin & Servera’s internal material handling—including through automated forklift solutions—support the order-picking process, and standardize the forklift fleet as a whole.

Safety and Sustainable Development
The companies place a high priority on sustainable development and safety. Well-functioning internal logistics are a key prerequisite for Martin & Servera’s efforts toward sustainable deliveries and a reduced carbon footprint. Toyota’s energy-efficient lithium-ion batteries help reduce Martin & Servera’s carbon footprint. Both companies’ parent groups are investing in solar energy solutions to move toward a more sustainable future.

– Martin & Servera Logistik AB strives to provide sustainable and efficient logistics solutions. Smart and optimal management of the company’s forklift fleet is important to us. We look forward to working closely with Toyota Material Handling, which has extensive experience in material handling,” says Robinson Paz, COO of Martin & Servera Logistik AB.

“We look forward to working with Martin & Servera to streamline their logistics. Toyota has extensive experience in optimizing forklift fleets with both manual and automated forklifts,” says Henric Hasth, CEO of Toyota Material Handling Sweden, and continues:

– Thanks to Toyota’s extensive service network throughout Sweden, we are located close to Martin & Servera’s warehouses and restaurant stores, which means our service technicians can arrive quickly.

 
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