Nike unveils distribution centre for ‘supply chain of the future'
Sportswear giant's new Belgium facility uses 100 per cent renewable energy, takes delivery by water rather than road, and recycles 95 per cent of on-site waste
Nike has taken another step towards its goal of becoming a closed-loop business with the latest expansion of its European Logistics Campus in Belgium, which promises to make the sportswear giant's operations...
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