The logistics park being developed by China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) is two years away from completion, but already various businesses in food distribution, equipment and parts, and fast moving consumer goods are expressing interest in the Kingston hub.
That's according to the Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) which contracted CHEC last December to develop a "world-class" facility, the centrepiece of which is a 18,000-square metre warehouse that will take up more than half of a 31,700 square metre property known as the Old Caribbean Feeder Services lands on waterfront.
"It will be a modern facility, comparable to what is found in the United States, to meet international standards. For example, the height will be above 10 metres so you can do racking of up to six racks," said PAJ vice-president for business development , Edmond Marsh.
"There will be wide spaces. These are what clients are looking for. It will also be environmentally friendly. It will be comparable to any warehouse you can find in Florida, Panama or Costa Rica," he said Tuesday.
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That's according to the Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) which contracted CHEC last December to develop a "world-class" facility, the centrepiece of which is a 18,000-square metre warehouse that will take up more than half of a 31,700 square metre property known as the Old Caribbean Feeder Services lands on waterfront.
"It will be a modern facility, comparable to what is found in the United States, to meet international standards. For example, the height will be above 10 metres so you can do racking of up to six racks," said PAJ vice-president for business development , Edmond Marsh.
"There will be wide spaces. These are what clients are looking for. It will also be environmentally friendly. It will be comparable to any warehouse you can find in Florida, Panama or Costa Rica," he said Tuesday.
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