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Kerry Logistics and Puninar Logistics form joint venture in Indonesia

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Kerry Logistics, a leading logistics service provider in Asia, has announced the formation of a new joint venture – Kerry-Puninar Logistics, with the shareholders of PT Puninar Saranaraya (“Puninar Logistics”), one of Indonesia’s largest logistics companies for business expansion in Indonesia.

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