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Arizona
Case · beverage brand · Germany + Benelux

Iced tea for two regions, hoodies for the shop — both from one operation.

An international beverage brand sells iced tea in Germany and Benelux — and every product highlight comes with flip-flops, hoodies and merchandise. PROWERB runs the complete logistics handling behind it: warehousing and dispatch for both regions, partial sourcing and finishing of the textiles, goods dispatch for Amazon and D2C. Connected directly to the existing shop.

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AriZona apparel and beverage cans together in a warehouse area.
Case facts

The case in five lines.

A mandate that combines beverage FMCG, logistics across two regions, and textile finishing in one operation.

01CustomerInternational beverage brand — beverages & FMCG.
02RegionGermany + Benelux, with direct connection to carrier hubs in Benelux.
03ServicesLogistics handling, partial textile sourcing and finishing, goods dispatch for Amazon and D2C.
04IntegrationDirect connection to the existing shop.
05CharacteristicsFrequent peaks driven by new product highlights — flip-flops, hoodies and other merchandise articles.
Starting point

A beverage that behaves like a fashion brand.

The brand lives on product highlights. When a new highlight drops, flip-flops and hoodies come with it — and with them a demand peak that can't be planned from average figures. At the same time, the business demands international FMCG logistics: two regions, dispatch for Amazon and the own D2C channel. Beverage logistics providers don't finish textiles. Merchandise providers don't ship cross-border at FMCG pace. The brand needed both in one operation.

A beverage that behaves like a fashion brand.
Solution

Carrier hubs in Benelux, textile printing in-house.

PROWERB handles logistics for Germany and Benelux — with a direct connection to carrier hubs in Benelux. Shipments stay fast, freight costs stay low, because goods run into the target region without detour.

PROWERB partly sources the textiles itself and finishes them at its own site: transfer printing, screen printing, flocking, embroidery, direct-to-garment printing — series production, not one-off pieces.

The existing shop is directly connected; orders flow straight into the warehouse system, and dispatch goes to Amazon and end customers.

A green AriZona cherry-blossom hoodie at a textile finishing workstation.
Textile finishing and dispatch complement logistics for beverages and merchandise.
Process

From shop click to the hub in Benelux.

Five stations, one system — from order intake to handover to the carrier.

  1. 01

    Shop → warehouse

    Orders from the existing shop flow into the warehouse system via direct connection.

  2. 02

    Sourcing & finishing

    For product highlights, PROWERB partly sources textiles itself and finishes them in-house — from transfer printing to embroidery.

  3. 03

    Warehousing & picking

    Real-time inventory management in our own ERP/WMS; picking is order-based per channel.

  4. 04

    Dispatch Germany + Benelux

    Via the direct connection to carrier hubs in Benelux, shipments move fast and at low freight cost into the region.

  5. 05

    Amazon & D2C

    Goods dispatch runs for Amazon and D2C — from the same operation, at the same pace.

Operation under load

A product highlight can be announced. The peak can't.

Flip-flops in summer, hoodies for the next highlight: when the brand launches a new product, demand jumps — not linearly, but suddenly. The operation is built for exactly that. Campaign lines are reconfigured in under three hours, and via the flex-staff pool and shift extension, capacity grows by up to 400 percent within 72 hours. Ongoing operations for both regions continue in the meantime.

Operating model

We're not a mass fulfiller, we're a niche champion. We're a custom fulfiller.

This case is the short version of this statement: international FMCG logistics across two regions, textile finishing in-house and channel dispatch for Amazon and D2C in one operation — too individual for tech 3PLs, too logistics-heavy for promotional-products agencies.

Related services

What stands behind this case.

Four service areas carry the setup — each bookable individually, together one operation.

01Promotional products fulfillment →Stocking, picking and dispatch of permanently managed articles.
02Textile sourcing & finishingTransfer printing, screen printing, flocking, embroidery and direct-to-garment printing — in series production.
03Dispatch & shipment trackingCross-border dispatch with track-and-trace through to the end customer.
04Digital commerce & marketplace →Shop integration, Amazon operations and D2C dispatch from the same system.
FAQ

Common questions about FMCG logistics with finishing.

Can PROWERB supply several regions from one warehouse?

Yes. For the brand, logistics handling for Germany and Benelux runs from one operation — with a direct connection to carrier hubs in Benelux. Goods run into the target region without detour, shipments stay fast, freight costs stay low.

Does PROWERB finish textiles itself or through partners?

In-house, at the Kleve site: transfer printing, screen printing, flocking, embroidery and direct-to-garment printing — as series production, not one-off pieces. PROWERB also partly sources the textiles itself.

How is our existing shop connected?

Via direct connection: orders flow straight into the warehouse system, inventory is managed in real time in our own ERP and WMS system, PROWERB CORE. Picking is order-based per channel.

What happens when a product launch suddenly spikes demand?

The operation is built for exactly that. Campaign lines are reconfigured in under three hours, and via the flex-staff pool and shift extension, capacity grows by up to 400 percent within 72 hours. Ongoing operations continue in the meantime.

Can Amazon and our own D2C channel be served in parallel?

Yes. Goods dispatch runs for Amazon and D2C from the same operation, at the same pace — picked from one inventory, controlled by one system.

How quickly could a comparable setup be live for us?

The path starts with a non-binding Needs Check in under 60 seconds. The subsequent onboarding takes around 14 weeks to go-live.

Related topics

These pages fit too.

  • 01Beverages & FMCG
  • 02Kitting & Assembly, Lettershop & ESG
  • 03Digital Commerce & Marketplace: Shops, Amazon and B2B Portals in Operation
  • 04Shipping, Tracking and Notification: Outbound in Ongoing Operations
Briefing

Beverage, merchandise, or both: describe the case.

A short briefing is enough. We'll respond with an assessment of how your setup would run at PROWERB — ongoing operations, peaks and channels included.

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