TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 15, 2006 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- OrderPro Logistics, Inc. (Pink Sheets:OPLO) announced today that its subsidiary TransMex Logistics, has received a significant increase in volume of orders for trucking services provided for one of its existing customers, OEC. OEC is one of the top three NVOCCs, (Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier) servicing routes from Asia to North America, and has recently opened new offices in Oakbrook, IL. This location has begun to award new business from the BNSF, (Burlington Northern Santa Fe) Intermodal ramp in Logistics Park, Elwood, IL to TransMex. Previous services to this account were restricted to the handling of one customer in Elgin, IL.
"We are pleased with the deeper account penetration with this customer," stated Ray F. Ascencio, Director of TransMex Logistics. "This business is tailored to our services, and is a major endorsement of our capabilities as we implement our plan for increased top tier customer penetration."
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OrderPro Logistics Inc. is dedicated to capturing the potential of the transportation and logistics industry by employing new and innovative processes and technologies. OrderPro Logistics, Inc. can integrate every aspect of customer logistical needs from order entry through successful delivery. Customer priorities, shipment integrity, best quality, and optimization of every load is the objective of supply chain management with OrderPro Logistics, Inc. lowering costs while adding value in process and expanding service options.
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