Sports group Puma has opened a new distribution centre in Arizona. It said the new facility would support growth “in the crucial US market”. It said this was one of the company’s strategic priorities.

The new warehouse, located in the town of Waddell, around 40 kilometres from Phoenix, covers an area of around 110,000 square-metres. Puma said it had installed a high level of automation at the site, including automatic retrieval, storage robots and 5 kilometres of conveyors.

It will use the distribution centre to process orders from wholesale partners and for orders for products from its golf subsidiary, Cobra.

It already has distribution centres in California and Indiana.

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