19 May 1999 . To better serve customers worldwide, leading online book retailer Amazon.co.uk has selected DHL International (UK) Ltd to fulfil its international priority book orders. Already fulfilling international shipments for Amazon.com (USA) and Amazon.de (Germany), DHL's UK appointment means

26 May 1999. New distribution facility in Bedfordshire will enable UK's leading online bookstore to better serve a rapidly growing base of online shoppers Amazon.co.uk, the UK's leading online bookstore, has agreed to lease two new distribution units in Marston Gate, Bedfordshire, to further

New Customer Services Centre Strengthens Commitment to Customers in Europe In a move to benefit customers Europe-wide, Amazon.com today announced it will open a state-of-the-art customer service centre in The Hague to supplement the customer service operations of Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.de, the

Site Selected in Inverclyde, Scotland Thursday May 20, 2004: Leading online retailer Amazon.co.uk today announced that it is planning to open a second UK fulfilment centre in Gourock, Inverclyde. The new facility, which is set to be operational in the second half of 2004*, is expected to create up

Up to 450 jobs to be created in Ireland March 1, 2006 – Slough, England: Online retailer Amazon.com has announced its plans to open a new Customer Service Centre in Ireland, creating up to 450 new jobs. The new centre, based in Cork, Ireland, will handle customer queries for Amazon’s UK and French

Recruitment for hundreds of jobs begins at Amazon’s fourth UK fulfilment centre April 16, 2008, London: Amazon.co.uk has announced its intention to recruit over 1,000 new employees before the end of the year at its new 800,000 sq ft fulfilment centre in Swansea Bay which opened today.

Positions still available as massive recruitment drive continues June 23, 2008, London: 120 new recruits will begin working at the Amazon.co.uk fulfilment centre over the coming weeks as the internet retailer increases its output from Swansea Bay. In April, Amazon.co.uk announced its intention to

• Frustration-Free Packaging makes it easier for customers to liberate products from their packages and is more environmentally friendly due to less packaging material • Long term goal of the initiative is to provide Amazon’s entire catalogue of products in Frustration-Free • All AmazonBasics

New Centre in Dunfermline will be Amazon’s biggest in UK Slough – 13th January 2011: Amazon today announced that over 750 new jobs will be created with the building of a 1m sq ft fulfilment centre in Dunfermline, Scotland. A further 1,500 temporary jobs are also expected to be created during peak

Centre to create more than 900 jobs in the next five years May 25, 2011: Slough – 25th May 2011: Amazon today announced that more than 900 new permanent and temporary jobs will be created over the next five years with the opening of a new customer service centre at Waverley Gate, Edinburgh.