PepsiCo plans 28,500-pallet automated warehouse in Poland
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Mecalux says PepsiCo is building an automated warehouse in Michrów with six stacker cranes and capacity for 28,500 pallets. The supplier says it is designed to link directly to the production plant; capacity and projected operating benefits are company-reported figures.
Mecalux announced that PepsiCo is building a third automated facility with the supplier in Poland, at Michrów. The project is described as a pallet warehouse with six stacker cranes, an electric monorail system and warehouse-management software, with stated capacity of 28,500 pallets. The supplier says the layout will connect directly to the production plant. Project specifications and benefits are company-reported, not independently audited by Pallet News.
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- Mecalux (project for PepsiCo)
- Original date
- 21 Sept 2026
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- 25 Sept 2026
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