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FedEx Trade Networks rebranded as FedEx Logistics as supply chain needs evolve ... FedEx Logistics will continue to operate from its global headquarters in Memphis, Tenn, from which it serves more than 200 countries.

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Peter Burgess

FedEx Trade Networks rebranded as FedEx Logistics as supply chain needs evolve FedEx Logistics will continue to operate from its global headquarters in Memphis, Tenn, from which it serves more than 200 countries. Fedex, Logistics, Supply ChainCHRIS KEANE FOR FEDEX FedEx Corporation has rebranded FedEx Trade Networks as FedEx Logistics to better reflect the company’s ability to meet its customers’ increasingly complex and industry-specific supply chain, transportation, value-added services, and brokerage needs. FedEx Logistics provides specialty solutions that complete a simple, seamless and powerful global trade experience for FedEx customers around the world. “We’re adding tremendous value by bringing all of the specialty services we offer under the FedEx Logistics banner,” said Richard W. Smith, president & CEO of FedEx Logistics. “The global solutions we offer are dynamic and customisable, and the experience for our customers is more streamlined, more efficient and better represented as a collective competitive offering as FedEx Logistics.” “Our simplified customer interface and comprehensive ability to meet every logistics need will have a profound effect for FedEx customers, our team members, and on our industry as a whole,” he added. FedEx Logistics will continue to operate from its global headquarters in Memphis, Tenn, from which it serves more than 200 countries. The capabilities within its specialty logistics service offerings include air and ocean freight forwarding, customs brokerage and international trade compliance, warehousing and transportation management, time- and temperature-controlled deliveries, critical inventory logistics, solutions for cost-effective international e-commerce trade and fulfilment, and repair and return services. FedEx: E-commerce drives high expectations for holiday shipping Raj Subramaniam appointed FedEx Express president and CEO