On September 27, a warehouse storing Kärcher equipment and products was completely destroyed in a Russian strike. All warehouse employees survived and are safe.
Kärcher reported this in a statement.
The company said that orders that were at the warehouse at the time of the attack have been delayed or canceled. Kärcher plans to contact each partner individually to discuss the situation and coordinate further steps.
The company is switching to alternative logistics and supply chains that had been prepared in advance.
At the same time, Kärcher warned that restructuring these processes will take some time, so supply disruptions may occur in the near future.
“The enemy can destroy walls and goods, but it will not break our resilience,” the company said.
