IPP gets an independent presence
Pooling Partners becomes Faber Halbertsma Group
The Pooling Partners group of companies is now known as the Faber Halbertsma Group. As part of the rebranding of the Dutch family-owned company, which was announced last week at Euronext Amsterdam, the subsidiary IPP now has its own independent website at www.ipp-pooling.com.
Dispensing with the previous name "Pooling Partners" means a clear focus on the positioning of the individual brands in the market while retaining the group brand. The rebranding ensures that the individual companies can concentrate more on their strengths. IPP offers pooling services for pallets in large parts of Western Europe. IPP specializes in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector and has distinguished itself for years with its simple solution for pallet pooling: uncomplicated invoicing, smooth cooperation and guaranteed security of supply. The Faber Halbertsma Group is a market leader for sustainable wooden packaging and pallet pooling services in Europe. Originally a Dutch family business, it has around 840 employees and an annual turnover of 324 million euros.
Further information at: www.ipp-pooling.com/de
About IPP
The IPP Logipal Pool is a leader in the rental of pallets in the FMCG sector. Through an extensive network of service centers, customers can rent pallets for the production, storage and transportation of their goods. Thanks to its extensive expertise in pallet retrieval and reconditioning, IPP can supply its customers with pool pallets wherever they are needed.
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