Amazon: Here's How Burago Molgora's Warehouse Works – VIDEO

Fifty permanent employees (who triple with hiring for a specified period during peak periods), with an average age of 35; 5800 square meters of shed; more than a hundred trucks each night, from 20 to 4 people, sink to deliver and collect parcels. First "official" presentation of the Burago Molgora Amazon distribution center, opened in June this year.

The Burago Molgora hangar is a delivery station (eleven in total in Italy): in other words, it receives pre-manufactured parcels from one of the three major distribution centers (Piacenza, Vercelli and Pbado Corese Roma, where packages are physically prepared) for distribution. an area that covers the north of Milan, the region of Bergamo, the region of Bresciano, the region of Lodigiano and even the region of Cremonese.

In the aftermath of Black Friday (for which Amazon has shipped more than two million parcels into the country in one day), the home delivery giant has opened the doors of Burago Molgora's warehouse and also presented to the Mayor Angelo Mandelli advisors.

For the future, Amazon (and with it the Buragese base) is increasingly aiming to expand the so-called lockers, sort of closets in department stores or affiliated stores, where customers who can not receive d & rsquo; Shipments can pick up their packages via a QCode. These lockers are installed in department stores or affiliated sites (Unes supermarkets, Polytechnic University of Milan, red kilometer of Bergamo, for example). In this way, collection points are added to all Giunti post offices and libraries, where Amazon packages are delivered, which customers then pick up.

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