France Med Express
Home delivery and logistics for stores and e-commerce businesses shipping bulky goods to consumers across France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About France Med Express
France Med Express provides transport, home delivery and logistics for bulky goods, including furniture and household appliances. Services include appointment-based delivery, in-home installation and assembly, storage, and stock management.
Its customers include shops, boutiques and e-commerce businesses. The company is based in Pierrelaye and delivers across France, using its own teams in Île-de-France and partner carriers elsewhere. It was founded in 2009.
Product: Bulky-goods delivery, logistics, storage, stock management, and in-home assembly and installation.
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