Value Spaces driving logistics forward
“The rise of e-commerce has led to a surge in demand for efficient and well-equipped Grade A warehouses to manage the storage and distribution of goods.”
Naresh Sharma, Managing Director, Value Spaces Logistics & Industrial Parks
Challenges
Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities face infrastructure limitations, including issues with road connectivity, power supply, and the availability of skilled labor, along with other essential facilities, compared to Tier 1 cities. To address this, companies operating in these cities may find it necessary to invest in comprehensive training programs. Such programs are crucial to ensure that the workforce attains the requisite standards for Grade A warehouse operations, thereby overcoming challenges associated with limited infrastructure. Moreover, regulatory environments in smaller cities can vary, introducing complexities in compliance for businesses. Navigating through local regulations and ensuring strict adherence to industry standards can be a significant challenge.