Sephora appoints Ceva Logistics in Brazilian contract

Published: 30-Oct-2015
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The supply chain company will consolidate products from 40 distribution points

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LVMH beauty retailer Sephora has appointed supply chain company Ceva Logistics to handle its shipping and logistics inside Brazil. Ceva will be tasked with consolidating cosmetics products, including Sephora’s own-brand Sephora Collection, from 40 distribution points across the country into Ceva's multi-user sites outside the city of São Paolo.

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