GeoLogistics Americas gets new Atlanta facility

GeoLogistics Americas has tripled its space in Atlanta with a move to a new 219,000-sq.-ft. logistics center within a short distance of Hartsfield International Airport. The company said its new facility provides greater productivity and efficiency than the space it previously occupied. The new facility was designed to serve GeoLogistics' customers in one of the fastest growing U.S. geographic regions,

Tim Parry

May 8, 2002

GeoLogistics Americas has tripled its space in Atlanta with a move to a new 219,000-sq.-ft. logistics center within a short distance of Hartsfield International Airport.

The company said its new facility provides greater productivity and efficiency than the space it previously occupied. The new facility was designed to serve GeoLogistics' customers in one of the fastest growing U.S. geographic regions, metropolitan Atlanta and the Southeast.

"We are fulfilling the order demands of today's international client," said Jack King, branch manager at the new facility. He noted the facility utilizes the most modern supply chain management systems including radio frequency barcode technology.