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Can Trade and Logistics Boost Florida's Fortunes?
Florida took a beating during the Great Recession. Like many of its Sun Belt peers, the prominent roles of real estate, tourism and financial services led to more than 650,000 jobs lost between 2007 and 2010. Many of the state’s largest metro areas remain thousands of jobs below their peak levels.
SC-integrity Partners With Locus Traxx on Cargo Security
SC-Integrity Inc., also known as Lojack SCI, is partnering with Locus Traxx Worldwide to provide customers with technology for enhancing supply-chain and cargo security.
Woodland Group Expands Into Hong Kong
Essex headquartered freight forwarding outfit the Woodland Group has a twenty-year pedigree when it comes to serving the supply chain needs of the book trade, principally under its former persona as Bookbridge, and the company continues to export more magazines from the UK than any other logistics company.
US Foods Plan DC to Serve New England Customers
US Foods plans to open a distribution center in Seabrook, N.H. to better serve its customers throughout New England. The company currently services this customer base from its facility in Peabody, Mass., which has approximately 188,000 square feet. The new facility will offer more than 500,000 square feet of space, including additional dry and cold storage and fleet fueling and maintenance areas.
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Middle East Expands as Global Hub
The Middle East offers "extremely lucrative" opportunities for companies able to take advantage of the region's emergence as a global logistics hub, said Essa Al-Saleh, president and CEO of Agility Global Integrated Logistics.
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Goodman Rolls out $1.4bn U.S. Development Plan
Goodman Group, Australia's largest listed industrial property group, announced that its wholly owned North American subsidiary, Goodman Birtcher, has launched development of a $150m logistics center at Rancho Cucamonga in the Inland Empire West market of Southern California.
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Best Practices in Site Selection
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Oxford Properties Plans to Double Industrial Portfolio by 2018
Oxford Properties' industrial real estate portfolio has topped the 10 million-square-foot mark, and it intends to double its size by 2018.
The Global Footprint of Asian Supply Chains
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RFID Is Back! And It's the Key to Supply-Chain Visibility
Decades after its debut, radio frequency identification technology is finally poised to realize its potential in the retail sector.
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How Railroads Are Investing in Transportation's Future
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Prologis Unveils Plans for Facilities in Japan
Industrial real estate investment trust Prologis Inc. disclosed that it will develop three inventory logistics facilities in Japan. These facilities will span 3.2 million square feet of space and offer its clientele central distribution to Tokyo and the neighboring metropolitan area.
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