The Russian retail chain Fix Price has launched its first proprietary distribution center in Belarus. The warehouse is leased for five years, a company representative told Vedomosti newspaper. The center will supply goods to the chain's stores throughout Belarus. It may also be used for deliveries to other countries.

The warehouse is located in the Priplesse logistics complex in the Minsk district. Its area is 13,870 square meters, with an estimated capacity of about 13,800 pallet spaces.
It is planned to process 650 pallets daily for receiving and shipping goods. This corresponds to approximately 22–23 trucks arriving from suppliers' warehouses, and 40–42 vehicles, each with a capacity of 16 pallets, for delivering products to stores.
Fix Price entered the Belarusian market in 2017. Currently, 411 stores of the chain operate in the country — both in major cities, including Minsk, Gomel, Mogilev, Brest, and Grodno, and in smaller settlements.
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