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Horizon Unveils 3V Distribution Services

Published:19-November-2009

Offers small to medium-sized shippers velocity, visibility and distribution for Asia-US supply chain management


Horizon Logistics, the third-party logistics management subsidiary of Horizon Lines (HRZ), has launched an integrated import logistics solution called 3V Distribution Services, offering small to medium-sized shippers velocity, visibility and value-added distribution for Asia-US supply chain management.

Reportedly, to deliver velocity, Horizon Logistics is expected to provide consolidation and ocean transportation services from Asia to ports in the US, and inland transportation and delivery services through its rail, truckload and LTL service offerings.

Brian Taylor, president of Horizon Logistics, said: "Small and medium-sized retailers and manufacturers traditionally have struggled to receive the same quality of logistics services that larger shippers receive. Our vision is to change that. We have developed the network, the services and the technology to provide these US importers and exporters the competitive edge they need."

The company said that for visibility, Horizon Logistics has developed a user-friendly web portal for booking ocean transportation and monitoring international logistics operations. Customers can track shipments by P.O., SKU, part number, container number or bill of lading to view details and delivery status against proforma schedule expectations.

Reportedly, for value-added distribution and fulfillment services, Horizon Logistics opened a warehouse and cross-dock facility in Rancho Dominguez, California. From this facility, Horizon Logistics offers fulfillment services including storage, pick, pack, kitting and assembly services, plus nationwide delivery to final destination. The introduction of an integrated import solution builds on the expertise of the company's non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC) and freight forwarding operation.

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