Friday, March 14, 2025

Driffield firm opens distribution centre in the Netherlands

Driffield-based wellness business Vyta Health has opened a new distribution centre in the Netherlands.

The custom-built distribution centre boasts more than 1,600 sqm of warehouse and office space for the 26 employees based there. This expansion now gives Vyta Health nearly 5,000 sqm of distribution space across the UK and Europe, with a team of 43 employees.

Vyta Health specialises in importing premium vitamins and supplements from the US, and distributing them across Europe. The Group rebranded as Vyta Health at the start of the year, merging two leading supplement businesses, Bigvits and By Nature.

Group CEO Will Brennand said: “The distribution centre will allow us to further scale and streamline our operations in the Netherlands, and service our many trade and retail customers as we continue to expand across Europe. The new site has been in the pipeline since we acquired By Nature 2 years ago and we are all really excited to open its doors. The move supports our aim to become the largest independent distributor of vitamins and supplements across Europe.”

Operations Director Sascha Gerdowski added: “We worked closely with the developers to ensure the new building would meet our needs as we continue to grow, and we are delighted with the outcome. We have even included a cool room to ensure products can be stored at the right temperature all year round, to maintain their high quality. We are really proud to finally move into the new distribution centre which will help us deliver our Group strategy in the years to come.”

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