CEVA and Ford expand relationship in Michigan

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CEVA Logistics, one of the worlds leading supply chain management companies, today announced an expansion of service with Ford Motor Company. CEVA will...

CEVA Logistics, one of the world’s leading supply chain management companies, today announced an expansion of service with Ford Motor Company. CEVA will provide the inbound transportation logistics for Ford’s new Coldwater Origin Distribution Center, in Coldwater, Michigan. 

CEVA has served Ford as a transportation provider for more than 20 years and its transportation operations will be based in various Michigan locations to provide pickup and delivery to the Coldwater Origin Distribution Centre (ODC).

Kerry Zielinski, CEVA’s Vice President of Business Development and Ford account lead for the Americas, said: “It’s a tremendous privilege for CEVA to help support the expansion of this new Ford facility. We are proud and excited to receive this award of business from one of our largest global customers,”

“Our customer’s growth in the Automotive industry has fueled our company’s expansion and market leadership in the Automotive sector as well.”

“Our focus each day is to provide efficient and cost effective operations that serve our customers’ business objectives,” said Jim Barnett, Vice President of Business Development for the Automotive sector in the Americas.  

“We appreciate the trust and commitment that Ford has shown in awarding CEVA this business and look forward to contributing to the operation’s success.”

 

About CEVA Logistics

The company has approximately 44,000 employees in more than 170 countries who are dedicated to delivering robust supply chain solutions across a variety of sectors where CEVA applies its operational expertise across its integrated network. For more information, please visit www.cevalogistics.com

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