MNX Global Logistics has opened its healthcare and life sciences supply chain and logistics facility in New York City, located next to JFK International Airport. This facility with validated temperature-controlled supply chain capabilities will serve as the operations and warehousing hub for the firm’s life sciences and medical device customers throughout the Northeast region.
“The demand for our services particularly in biologics, cold-chain and medical device logistics in the Northeast has seen tremendous growth in the past 12 months,” said Paul J Martins, CEO and president of MNX. “Customers with the need for expertise in regulatory control, chain of custody, visibility and security of their high-value and time-critical products are turning to MNX.”
This new 14,000-square-foot, GDP-compliant facility was designed to exceed the highest standards for handling and movement of critical biopharmaceutical, radiopharmaceutical and medical device shipments. The facility features –20 degrees C, 2 to 8 degrees C and additional temperature-controlled storage with 24/7 monitoring, back-up systems and state-of-the-art security. This ensures the constant integrity and security of temperature and high-value shipments.
“MNX’s new Life Sciences Logistics Center in New York allows us to provide cross-docking, storage and transportation for our clients with temperature-sensitive shipping needs,” said Nathan Gesse, MNX executive vice president. “In addition, our customers will benefit from our strict adherence to industry-recognized compliance and protocols to handle these critical shipments for storage or transport.”
Using its own dedicated GDP-compliant facility in New York allows MNX to provide on-site highly qualified and trained staff. This enables MNX to comply with the strictest standards for packaging, inventory, cross-docking, storage, refrigerant replenishment, recharging and transportation.
MNX, headquartered in Long Beach CA, serves more than 190 countries, including key Asia Pacific, Latin/South America, and EMEA markets.
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