Thank you to everyone who attended the Logistics Plus Annual Holiday Party in Erie, PAlast Friday. This year’s party was extra-special for us since we’re also celebrating our 20th anniversary – a milestone we reached in August of last year. The Logistics Plus Annual Holiday Party is just a small way for us to show our appreciation to many of our dedicated employees, supportive partners, and awesome customers! To both our repeat and first-time attendees, we sincerely hope you enjoyed your evening with us. Here is a slideshow of photographs taken at this year’s event. You can also view or download them individually from the Logistics Plus Flickr album. All photographs below were taken by Katie Mihalak Photography.
Thanks to Logistics Plus for helping us deliver on our promise of prompt delivery to our customers! These 5 gallon pails of Alpine Ice Melt are headed to Iowa today!
The Logistics Plus (LP) dedicated S.W.A.T. team continues to manage the logistics for installations of new co-working office spaces all around the world in support of the WeWork global supply chain. At WeWork W. 43rd Street, find New York office space that brings breezy East End design to the midtown bustle. In the former headquarters of publishing giant Scribner’s, WeWork has developed six floors of lofty co-working space and private offices. Walls of windows invite natural light throughout, and provide incredible views of Times Square and the Hudson River. Montauk-inspired furniture and wallpaper keep things serene even during that sales call or investor pitch. Up above it all, discover a penthouse rooftop. All the world’s a stage when you move your company into WeWork W. 43rd Street.
When it comes to setting yourself up for success, New York office space right on Billionaires’ Row can only be a good omen. WeWork W. 57th Street features five floors of modern private offices and co-working space in the Metropolitan Tower, steps from Carnegie Hall and the Russian Tea Room. From its conference rooms to its kitchens, WeWork has designed this location with an eye for sophistication befitting the Class-A building. Blocks away from Central Park, Bergdorf Goodman, and The Plaza, this spot is all about the classics. Turn your business into a landmark when you join WeWork W. 57th Street.
A Foreign Trade Zone, or FTZ, can help global shippers maximize savings and minimize operational costs. Speeding up customs clearance and eliminating paperwork seals the deal. An FTZ’s primary advantage is its ability to improve a company’s competitive position. Businesses can avoid import duties if goods that enter the FTZ are stored, sorted, tested, repackaged, and otherwise handled within the FTZ, then exported without ever entering the U.S. marketplace.
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Do you manufacture, assemble or process with imports?
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I think you’ll get a kick out of this (especially in light of our recent 20th anniversary milestone).
Thanks to Debbie Bigelow we have some cool archival video of when we bought Union Station. See what it looked like when we bought it! Funny, people say how “visionary” we were to do this. I always thought “delusionary” was more accurate ?
