NNR staff tour Narita Logistics Centre

By Editor, NNR Global In Global News On 29th May 2018

NNR training seminar at Narita Logistics Centre.

On Saturday May 19th 2018, NNR Narita Logistics Centre hosted an inter-company training seminar in Tokyo, Japan. The session was enjoyed by delegates from NNR subsidiaries in Japan, USA, Philippines, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Taiwan, New Zealand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Korea and Italy.

All enjoyed a classroom session and a Bento Box lunch before embarking upon the tour of the high-specification facility. “It was excellent and really demonstrated the capability to deliver highly complex solutions” remarked Thomas Egbers of NNR Netherlands.

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NNR staff attend worldwide training seminar

NNR staff tour Narita Logistics Centre

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