Brother-ISM (Industrial Sewing Machines) has begun construction on a new warehouse and logistic building in Germany to meet the increased demand for industrial textile printers and sewing machines.
100 years of experience
Brother-ISM’s industrial sewing machine tradition has 100 years of experience to look back on, with 10 years of professional experience in textile printing. A Japanese company, Brother has its headquarters for industrial products, such as sewing machines and the garment printer, in Emmerich am Rhein, Germany. Furthermore, there are service and sales specialists, as well as warehouse logistics staff on site.
Promising signs
“The signs are indicating growth,” says Valerio Scotti, Managing Director of Brother-ISM in Emmerich. For the past few years, the annual turnover consistently increased by approximately 20% yearly. Not only has this resulted in an increased need for more warehouse capacity, there is also the need for more staff to fulfill various educated roles. Other promising signs for continuous growth over the next few years lie with launching new innovative products, as well as building a stronger international team. The new warehouse is estimated to be completed by November 2016 and will double Brother’s warehouse capacity.
