The company said Sunday it has signed a third-party logistics, or 3PL, contract with The Skin Factory, which operates the hair and body care brand KUNDAL, and has begun full-scale operations.
Under the deal, Hyundai Glovis will handle the entire logistics process for The Skin Factory’s products, from receiving and storage to packing and shipping. The company said it is launching a fulfillment service that provides a one-stop, integrated solution covering storage, packaging and delivery.
Hyundai Glovis will provide fulfillment for domestic customers through an advanced automated logistics center in the Seoul metropolitan area. The center is equipped with the latest automation, including automated guided vehicles, enabling fast and accurate processing for e-commerce orders. It also supports safe storage and efficient shipping tailored to beauty products.
Hyundai Glovis said it also plans to support The Skin Factory’s overseas expansion by providing end-to-end export logistics, including cross-border direct-to-consumer shipping, overseas customs clearance, and air and sea export services.
The company is betting on growth in K-beauty logistics. U.S. market research firm Allied Market Research forecasts the global K-beauty market will reach $13.9 billion (about 20 trillion won) in 2027.
A Hyundai Glovis official said the company can provide flexible and stable logistics services even when volumes fluctuate, backed by advanced automation. The official said Hyundai Glovis aims to boost clients’ productivity and help cut logistics costs, while serving as a partner responsible for both domestic distribution and export logistics.
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