FedEx invests $42 million to build a distribution center covering 250,000 square feet!

It is learned that with the rapid development of e-commerce, FedEx is working hard to optimize its storage and delivery capabilities to meet the growing demand for package delivery. To this end, on December 27, FedEx announced the construction of a ground distribution center, covering an area of ​​250,000 square feet and costing $42 million. It is located near Highway 14 in the south of Parkersburg, West Virginia, close to Walmart, Lowes and Kohl's, and close to the Old Dominion Truck Terminal on Bosley Industrial Boulevard.

It is learned that the geographical advantage of FedEx's new distribution center is that it is close to highways and buyers, which can greatly shorten delivery time and improve delivery efficiency. There is also sufficient labor. It is expected that the new distribution center will create a large number of job opportunities. FedEx will hire a large number of employees and drivers to handle parcels and their delivery business. After completion, it is expected to be put into operation in 2022.

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