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FedEx relocated two main facilities in Metro Manila – its Manila Gateway and Worldwide Service Center – to enhance customer accessibility and strengthen logistics services
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The FedEx Worldwide Service Center is now located minutes from NAIA Terminals 1 to 4, serving travelers and businesses
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The move supports international shipping for excess baggage, souvenirs, and time-sensitive shipments
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The FedEx Manila Gateway transferred to SM Asinan Warehouse Complex in Parañaque City to support Metro Manila logistics operations
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The Manila facility complements FedEx’s existing gateway in Clark, strengthening the company’s nationwide logistics network
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FedEx has also expanded its Authorized Ship Centers to more than 300 locations nationwide to enhance accessibility for customers and businesses
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The initiative aims to help Philippine exporters, entrepreneurs, and e-commerce firms expand cross-border trade
Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) has relocated two main facilities in Metro Manila – its Manila Gateway and Worldwide Service Center – to enhance customer accessibility and strengthen logistics services near the country’s primary aviation hub, Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).
The FedEx Worldwide Service Center is now situated just minutes from NAIA Terminals 1 to 4, providing travelers and businesses with more convenient access to international shipping services.
The facility offers faster and more efficient shipping options for excess baggage, souvenirs, and time-sensitive parcels, catering to a broad customer base that includes travelers, e-commerce merchants, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and large corporations engaged in both business-to-consumer and business-to-business cross-border trade.
Meanwhile, the FedEx Manila Gateway has been relocated to the SM Asinan Warehouse Complex in La Huerta, Parañaque City, where it will continue to support the company’s logistics operations across Metro Manila, including the handling of specialized shipments.
The Manila gateway complements FedEx’s existing facility in Clark, strengthening the company’s nationwide logistics network.
“We’re enabling Philippine businesses to scale globally with confidence and enhancing the end-to-end experience for exporters and importers. By expanding our presence in the high-access NAIA hub, we’re helping customers benefit from faster, more seamless connectivity,” Maribeth Espinosa, managing director of FedEx Philippines, said in a press release.
To further improve customer accessibility, FedEx also expanded its FedEx authorized ship centers to more than 300 locations across the Philippines.
These centers are designed to provide greater convenience while supporting seamless international deliveries and returns.
The company said these facilities also provide digital tools that allow Philippine businesses to reach global customers more quickly and efficiently.
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FedEx operates one of the world’s largest express transportation networks, delivering shipments to more than 220 countries and territories through its integrated air-and-ground logistics system designed for time-definite delivery.
