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The Philippine Economic Zone Authority welcomed Tradam Import-Export Corporation as its newest logistics locator at the Carmelray Industrial Park II in Laguna
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Tradam is investing over P20 million to establish a specialized logistics facility, providing critical supply chain support for export-oriented manufacturers
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Tradam will streamline supply chain operations by handling inventory management for high-value manufacturers, allowing them to focus entirely on their core production
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PEZA Director General Tereso Panga highlighted that Tradam’s logistics services will reinforce the manufacturing sector’s supply chain, ensuring locators remain agile and competitive within the global market
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) officially approved Tradam Import-Export Corporation as its newest logistics locator at the Carmelray Industrial Park II – Special Economic Zone in Laguna.
Tradam is investing over P20 million to establish a specialized warehouse and logistics facility. It will operate as an Ecozone Logistics Service Enterprise (ELSE), focusing on the sourcing, warehousing, repacking, and distribution of equipment, chemicals, and consumables.
The facility is designed to serve as a strategic hub for PEZA-registered, export-oriented manufacturers, ensuring they have a steady supply of critical production inputs.
“By strengthening supply chain support services within our ecozones, Tradam’s entry as an ELSE helps reinforce the backbone of our manufacturing sector,” PEZA Director General Tereso Panga said in a news release.
“This, in turn, allows our locators to remain competitive, agile, and better integrated into the global value chain,” he added.
Panga signed the agreement on April 13 with Tradam President Gregorio Apollo Isidro.
By managing the storage and redistribution of imported goods, Tradam aims to significantly improve turnaround times and operational efficiency for locators, particularly those in high-value sectors.
This setup allows manufacturing firms to delegate inventory management and focus primarily on their core production processes.
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