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Monday, September 14, 2026
Fast-fashion retailer Shein has opened a 737,000-square-foot distribution center in Indiana. The facility began operations this month with goods-to-person fulfillment technology. This system is designed to streamline order processing and boost employee safety. The investment reflects broader industry trends toward warehouse automation as e-commerce players seek efficiency gains. Other logistics operators have similarly expanded their facilities in recent months, signaling confidence in continued growth across the warehousing and fulfillment sectors.
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