Med-X-Press has engaged in an extensive process to further develop its corporate mission statement and formulate a value-based strategy for the future.

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MXP Werbemittel GmbH becomes MXP Fulfillment. Wolfram Zehnle becomes the new Managing Director of the sister company. The reorganisation of the company is aimed at a holistic approach to the supply chain for advertising materials.

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The new narcotics warehouse represents a milestone in the company's history and makes Med-X-Press the largest provider of narcotics logistics on the market in terms of capacity. 

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The foundation stone for the new anaesthetic warehouse is laid at the "Lange Wanne" site. The high-security wing measures 49.5 x 47.6 meters and is 10 meters high. A loading and unloading hall is also built. 

A success story, characterized by expansion in the context of the highest quality and safety standards always oriented towards the needs of our customers and the requirements of the market. 

Together with nine other logistics companies, Med-X-Press is one of the founding companies of the Germany-wide transport network for GDP-compliant pharmaceutical distribution in the temperature zone of 15 to 25 degrees Celsius

Opening of the new warehouse and offices of MXP Werbemittel GmbH "Magdeburger Kamp" in the Baßgeige industrial estate in Goslar. By giving up the advertising material warehouse in Langelsheim, the activities of MXP Werbemittel GmbH can now be bundled at the Goslar site and the teams can work more efficiently in the interests of the customers.

Change and continuity - these are two sides of the same coin for a medium-sized, family-run company like Med-X-Press. On July 1, 2019, the senior handed over responsibility to his son Lars. The company founder continues to support the company with his expertise in an advisory capacity. This succession plan has set the course for the company's future-proof and sustainable development. 

The "Lange Wanne" site was converted and now serves as the fourth Ambient pharmaceutical warehouse. The premises are equipped with the latest air conditioning technology and spacious picking zones have also been set up. Med-X-Press now has storage capacity for more than 20,000 pallets in all temperature ranges 

"Alte Heerstraße 41" is the address for the third pharmaceutical site of Med-X-Press. Following the conversion of the hall, pharmaceuticals and healthcare products will be stored on an area of 2,400 square meters. The marketing and sales department can also be reached at the new address. 

Capacity utilization of the anaesthetic warehouse made it necessary to build an additional warehouse. The investment amounts to around one million euros, around 20 percent of which was spent on safety and air conditioning technology. The 420 pallet bays are surrounded by 64 centimeter-thick reinforced concrete walls. Structure-borne sound detectors and interior sensors provide additional safety. Innovative air-conditioning technology guarantees a constant room temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius

On April 1, 2016, Med-X-Press launched its first branch in other European countries. Initially, advertising materials will be stored and distributed in Switzerland in Glattbrugg near Zurich. The next stage will see the expansion of the premises for the storage of pharmaceuticals. The branch in Switzerland is a first step towards internationalization and the expansion of the pharmaceutical logistics specialist into other European countries. A branch in Austria is currently in the planning phase. 

Med-X-Press takes over warehouses and an office wing at the "Lange Wanne" site in the Baßgeige industrial estate in Goslar. The 7,000 square meter site has 2,500 square meters of storage space with over 1,100 pallet spaces. The third Med-X-Press site also provides space for the IT department's offices. 

MXP Werbemittel GmbH has been part of the Group as a subsidiary since 14.07.2014. MXP Werbemittel combines the activities in the storage and distribution of advertising materials.

Obtaining the official GDP certificate is an important step for the company's development, as it strengthens competitiveness and provides customers with proof of quality and safety in the handling of their products. 

The growing market for pharmaceuticals requiring cold chain storage also increased demand for storage capacity in the temperature range of 2 to 8 degrees Celsius. Med-X-Press therefore rented a refrigerated warehouse not far from the company headquarters and, after appropriate conversion for the storage of pharmaceuticals, created a total of 1,500 pallet spaces for temperature-sensitive products. In the same year Med-X-Press receives the GMP certificate for veterinary medicines and can now also accept products from veterinary medicine manufacturers 

Med-X-Press celebrates its fifth anniversary. In the presence of Hartmut Möllring, Finance Minister of Lower Saxony, and Henning Fahrenkamp, Managing Director of the German Pharmaceutical Industry Association, the loading and unloading hall and the new production facilities are inaugurated following completion of the first construction phase. This will also enable the company to focus on the range of final packaging services in the production area. New services include syringe inspection, visual inspection of the integrity of the vial body and the consistency of the contents, as well as sleeving, the sealing of vials with foil. In its anniversary year, Med-X-Press already has a total of 180 employees.

The increasing demand for the storage and distribution of narcotics led to the decision to build a narcotics warehouse. The so-called "supreme discipline" of pharmaceutical logistics was given a "high-security wing" that goes far beyond the required standards in terms of security technology. For 1,100 pallet spaces, Med-X-Press offers absolute reliability in the handling of sensitive products. This is guaranteed not only by the technical equipment, but also by the trained employees. The narcotics warehouse will be expanded to include a cold storage cell in 2011. The only approved narcotic requiring refrigeration is stored here. 

In close cooperation with its customers, Med-X-Press has continuously expanded its service portfolio, significantly increased volumes and increased the number of employees. The construction of the loading and unloading hall with the corresponding loading ramps as well as the construction of new production facilities enable further steps in the company's expansion process. 

In order to secure Med-X-Press's long-term course, Lars Dörhage, the son of the company founder, joins the management team and becomes a managing partner alongside his father. With the succession plan for the medium-sized family business, the further expansion of the business areas to become a fulfillment provider for companies in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry continues. 

The initially rented hall and offices at the current company headquarters in the Baßgeige industrial estate in Goslar were purchased, including the site. New premises were planned at the Pracherstieg site in order to cope with the increasing number of customers and the necessary storage capacity. This marked the start of an unparalleled wave of investment in new buildings and equipment. 

With the first GMP certificate for medicinal products for human use, Med-X-Press proves compliance with the rules of Good Manufacturing Practice and has thus met the requirements for the granting of a manufacturing authorization in accordance with §13.1 AMG (German Medicinal Products Act). These certificates allow us to expand our range of services to include contract manufacturing for customers in accordance with high quality criteria. 

Med-X-Press was founded in 2005 by Karl-Heinz Dörhage. The forwarding agent and business economist had already managed the healthcare sector in well-known companies. He started his own business with the idea of offering pharmaceutical sample shipping as an outsourcing service. This made the distribution of samples to doctors and pharmacies more cost-efficient for pharmaceutical companies and reduced wastage while increasing the response rate.

Karl-Heinz Dörhage was supported by three employees during the start-up phase. However, the number of employees grew as rapidly as the demand for the service.