Kerry (Hung Yen) Logistics Centre in Hanoi

Kerry Logistics continues its expansion in Vietnam with the opening of a 10,000-square-meter logistics centre in Hanoi. The facility will provide a broad range of logistics services for the electronics, technology, fashion, food, and industrial sectors.

The Kerry (Hung Yen) Logistics Centre, to begin operations in November, is located between Hanoi and the port city of Haiphong, providing direct ocean access to international markets.

“We have invested in developing a national logistics network in Vietnam during the last few years and the new Hanoi facility completes our coverage of the key industrial areas in North, South and Central Vietnam,” said Robert Tan, managing director for south Asia.

The facility has direct highway access to Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport and is close to Hai Duong Inland Container Depot.

In 2010, Kerry Logistics opened the Danang facility in centralVietnam. Construction of the second phase of this facility will be completed in the last quarter of 2011 and provide 10,200 square meters of space for warehousing and logistics services. The company also operates a 62,500-square-meter facility inHo Chi Minh City.

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