New CEF Melton Mowbray store offers a better shopping experience for customers
Posted: Friday, January 6th, 2023
The UK’s leading multi-channel electrical distributor CEF has upgraded its customer experience, moving to new, larger premises in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire recently. The new Melton Mowbray branch, located in Snow Hill, offers a whopping extra 60% storage space, compared to the previous location, meaning customers will be able to choose a wider range of electrical essentials in-store. Kazimierz Dul, branch manager, said: “We now stock an incredible 5,500 stock lines and this is growing. The new store enables us to have the best stock locally and provide a better shopping experience for our customers. I’m hoping the branch will be a better working environment for my colleagues too.” With increased space and sales, Kazimierz is also hoping that the store will be able to recruit an additional member of staff as it grows. They’ll also be inviting suppliers to visit the new store for breakfast and getting ready for a grand opening this January. The new store is located at: Unit 74 Snow Hill Industrial Estate Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE13 1PH
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