KSH Logistics Quadruples Warehouse Capacity in Tennessee with New Expansion
KSH Logistics, an integrated supply chain logistics provider, has expanded its multi-client warehousing capacity in Chennai by 25,000 square feet. The new warehouse offers ground storage and services like co-packing, distribution, and e-commerce, among others. With this expansion, KSH Logistics now has a total capacity exceeding 1 million sq ft across India. The company plans to aggressively expand its network into multiple cities in the coming months, aiming to increase its total warehousing area to 2 million sq ft.
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Integrated supply chain logistics provider KSH Logistics has expanded its multi-client warehousing capacity in the city, a top official said on Tuesday.
The newly expanded warehouse spread across 25,000 square feet offers ground storage capabilities and can cater to various needs including co-packing, distribution, e-commerce and omni-channel services, among others With this expansion, KSH Logistics has extended its presence into key markets, boasting a total capacity exceeding 1 million sq ft across India, the company said in a statement here.
''The new A-Grade MCF warehouse in Chennai adds yet another pivotal step forward. In the upcoming months, our focus is on aggressively expanding our MCF network into multiple cities.'' company Vice-President, Business Development, Vinay Patil said.
''Through this strategic initiative, we aim to increase our total warehousing area to 2 million sq ft,'' he added.
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