Investments in Bahia: TPC Nordeste Completes Restructuring Works at the Logistics Complex in Salvador

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/10/2020 at 16:04

Investimentos na Bahia: TPC Nordeste finaliza obras de reestruturação do Complexo Logístico em Salvador

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TPC Nordeste Completes Restructuring of the Logistics Complex in Simões Filho, Bahia. Facility Has a Total Area of 150 Thousand m² Distributed

Good news for Bahia, the state has just acquired an important logistics HUB with the completion of TPC Nordeste’s restructuring of the Logistics Complex located in Simões Filho, in the metropolitan region of Salvador. Are you looking for a job? Boiler industry opens many job vacancies for helper, welder, technician, coordinator, and much more, on this day

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According to the General Manager of TPC Nordeste, Thiago Brandão, with the restructuring of the Complex, the market in Bahia finds the best option for a logistics hub.

“TPC Nordeste is prepared to meet the demand of the entire region. We can be a logistics hub for international cargoes for import and/or export and national general cargoes. We are 12 kilometers from the airport and 28 from the port, located strategically between the primary zones of Salvador and the Camaçari Industrial Hub. We were the first Customs Logistics and Industrial Center in the state to be certified as OEA – Authorized Economic Operator, which means having a trustworthy relationship with the State and the Federal Revenue,” states Brandão.

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Investments in Bahia: TPC Nordeste Completes Restructuring Works at the Logistics Complex in Salvador

TPC Nordeste Completes Restructuring of the Logistics Complex in Simões Filho, Bahia. Facility Has a Total Area of 150 Thousand m² Distributed

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