Old Dominion Freight Line relocated its San Jose (Calif.) Service Center to an expanded and upgraded facility due to sustained growth in the region.
Over the past three and a half years, rising demand from the pharmaceutical and electronics industries has led to a nearly four-fold increase in average daily revenue totals at the San Jose Service Center since 2008.
The new 48-door terminal situated at 2035 Ringwood Ave. will provide service to more than 15 cities in a 200-mile radius surrounding San Jose, as well as six ports in the region. It employs more than 30 people and operates under the leadership of manager Christopher Babcock.
Over the past three and a half years, rising demand from the pharmaceutical and electronics industries has led to a nearly four-fold increase in average daily revenue totals at the San Jose Service Center since 2008.
The new 48-door terminal situated at 2035 Ringwood Ave. will provide service to more than 15 cities in a 200-mile radius surrounding San Jose, as well as six ports in the region. It employs more than 30 people and operates under the leadership of manager Christopher Babcock.
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