UPS Breaks Ground on Shenzhen Intra Asian Hub
Monday, October 27th, 2008The International arm of express package delivery company United Parcel Service has broken ground on a new facility at Shenzhen International Airport in China, which once completed will provide UPS as an Intra Asian hub, capable of shaving precious days and hours off transit times for the company’s customers.
Once completed, the hub is to
replace the current UPS intra Asia facility which is located at the former Clark Air Base in the Philippines. The facility at Shenzhen International Airport should be completed and open by 2010. The new location expected to tap into China’s Pearl River Delta manufacturing district, as well as lessening transit times for all Asian Customers.


airlines scheduled weekday flights, from Los Angeles, Wilmington and New York via Anchorage to the Asian destinations of Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul and Tokyo. The partnership also covering an extended weekend schedule, with flights to Honolulu, Sydney, Sharjah and Leipzig.
The European distributor of digital office products brand, Ricoh, Ricoh Europe Supply Chain Management (SCM), has announced an agreement with Dutch logistics provider CEVA Logistics to take charge of the Spanish Service Parts Satellite Warehouse.
are to receive upgrades, having been identified in a review as needing attention. The upgrades are aimed at achieving improved speed limits and more efficiency to at least seventy percent of Victoria’s rail freight network.
a 24.2% percent increase over the same period in 2007.
Slated for completion in 2010, the hub itself will be equipped with new ramp, freight and sort facilities, as well as a fully-automated sort system that will cover a floor space of approximately 50,000 square meters. The company opting to build the new hub in the German city because of the region’s existing freight transport infrastructure and the central location of the airport within Germany and Europe.
Express package and freight delivery company, United Parcel Service (UPS) has released an updated rate schedule for 2009, the new schedule coming into effect from January 5 2009.
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