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Hong Kong’s Kerry Logistics has announced plans to capitalise on ASEAN trade growth by expanding operations in Thailand and Myanmar, as well as acquiring a US freight forwarder in the next couple of months.
The Asia freight forwarding specialist, which is diversifying into terminal management, has begun construction on its Phase 4 expansion at Kerry Siam Seaport (KSSP) in Laem Chabang, the gateway to Bangkok.
The project will double the number of berths at the terminal to 20 and extend the quay from ...
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