DP World Inaugurates Modern Warehouse for Mondelez India in Kochi

01 Oct 2025 CW Team

DP World has opened a new, dedicated warehouse facility for Mondelez India in Kochi, enhancing the company’s supply chain and distribution network across Kerala.

The state-of-the-art facility, designed and operated by DP World, offers over 4,000 pallet positions—2,200 for dry goods and the remainder for ambient storage at 18–25 degrees Celsius. With advanced infrastructure, skilled manpower, and integrated warehousing services, the facility is designed to ensure efficient, reliable, and high-quality product delivery to consumers.

Built to manage seasonal demand surges and evolving market needs, the warehouse provides integrated operations and enhanced supply chain strength. This will enable Mondelez India to deliver its popular brands more effectively across the Kerala market.

Speaking on the occasion, Suresh Ramani, Chief Commercial Officer–Logistics, DP World India Subcontinent, said, “This launch strengthens DP World’s warehousing network across India, which now exceeds 5 million sq ft across 60+ locations. By integrating warehousing, port terminals, rail freight, freight forwarding, and express logistics, DP World continues to build resilient, integrated supply chain solutions that support India’s economic growth.”

News source: The Hindu Businessline

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