ID Logistics US
Headquartered in United States
ID Logistics US is the United States operating entity of ID Logistics, a French-headquartered global contract logistics group; it was formed from ID Logistics' 2022 acquisition of Kane Logistics and provides warehousing, omnichannel distribution, and multi-temperature site operations from Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Run your own packing operation
Fernable is packhouse and inventory software for growers, packers and exporters of food and agricultural products. Receive, pack, trace and dispatch on any phone.
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