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ground breakers: who's building a new DC?

April 1, 2009
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  • C.H. Robinson has opened a new office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The new office will specialize in air and ocean transportation, distribution, consolidation, and value-added services in Southeast Asia. C.H. Robinson now has 18 offices in Asia.
  • FedEx Office (formerly FedEx Kinkos) has opened a new distribution center in Camarillo, Calif. The new facility was developed by Keogh Consulting, with material handling equipment supplied by Intelligrated.
  • Odin Technologies, a company that provides packaged RFID solutions, has announced the opening of its new world headquarters and testing center in Ashburn, Va. Odin will practice what it preaches at the new facility: The company will use its own packaged IT asset tracking solution to tag all critical assets in the building.
  • Husqvarna Professional Products Inc. has leased 90,000 square feet of space from ProLogis in Reno, Nevada. The company, which makes power products for forestry and lawn and garden care, will use the space to distribute products to its West Coast customers.

    In addition, Jacobson Companies, an Iowa-based third-party logistics service provider, is relocating its operations in the Reno area from one ProLogis building to a larger, 182,000-square-foot ProLogis facility at the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center.
  • Austin, Texas, is home to the newest facility of Aeronet, a global logistics service provider. The new operation complements the company's existing facility in Texas near the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Aeronet has more than 600 offices and partner locations throughout the United States and 75 countries worldwide.
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