Thursday, March 4, 2010
Crowley doubles North Florida warehouse space
Jacksonville-based Crowley announced it has moved to a new 70,000 square foot U.S Customs-bonded warehouse at the Port of Jacksonville’s Dames Point, minutes from the company's headquarters and near the TraPac container terminal.
The company said it has doubled its north Florida warehouse space with 20 dock doors, 30-foot clear-height ceilings, and a 160-foot truck court that can be expanded to 200 feet.
Crowley said it would be able offer warehousing and distribution services to shippers involved in the Asia trade. The company said it is preparing for the expansion of the Panama Canal and expanded volumes of freight coming to Jacksonville from Asia.
Crowley says it both owns and manages over 900,000 square feet of warehouse space in locations ranging from Miami and Los Angeles to Guatemala and Honduras.
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