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Global Link Logistics expands mixed container capabilities

Offers express service from Shanghai

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, April 25, 2008

ATLANTA — Logistics services provider Global Link Logistics is expanding its Furniture Less than Container Express service to Shanghai, China.

Global Link has established a 30,000-square-foot consolidation warehouse in the Shanghai area to house and ship products from the region’s furniture manufacturers.

It is similar to consolidation facilities in Yantian in southern China and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Like those facilities, the new space is near port facilities.

The Flex program helps wholesalers and retailers consolidate or mix container shipments from several Asian factories.

“The objective is to bring in product from one or more factories in the Shanghai area,” said Ed Feitzinger, executive vice president of Global Link Logistics. “It is similar to an LTL cross dock (facility) with trucks coming in and containers going out.”

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