TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 11, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- OrderPro Logistics (OTC BB:OPLOE) announced that its subsidiary, TransMex Logistics, has added the McAllen Gateway, on the Texas/Mexico Border, to its rate matrix.
According to Donna Ascencio, VP Sales and Marketing for TransMex Logistics, "We are very excited about being able to serve this market and have already had numerous rate quote requests after opening this new supply corridor. TransMex Logistics is aggressively pursuing its expansion through its traditional areas of expertise. TransMex provides a full range of border crossing services for its customer base."
"It is the company's goal over the next 24-36 months to achieve a revenue base of at least $40 million, and with the aggressive expansion program as illustrated by our TransMex operation, our opportunity to become a leading player in the area of supply chain management services is a very realistic expectation," says Jeffrey Smuda, President/COO of OrderPro Logistics.
About OrderPro Logistics, Inc.
OrderPro Logistics, Inc. is a customer-oriented provider of innovative and cost-effective logistics solutions for companies that ship products, as well as for freight carriers. To provide cost-effective and efficient delivery, OrderPro Logistics created proprietary web-enabled software to manage all transport/shipping processes, maximize inbound- outbound savings, and complete real-time logistics management services. With expertise and experience in transportation, logistics management, computer/Internet technology, and a philosophy of performance-based customer reward systems, OrderPro Logistics has proven that transportation brokerage/logistics management can be successful in a competitive marketplace. With a team of highly capable and experienced employees, the company works across functional lines to maximize efficiency and provide exceptional service to customers. See www.orderprologistics.com.
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