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Companies Form Logistics Association

A group of multinational hotshots and local golden boys has pulled together to form the Costa Rican Logistics Association.

The group, which has existed informally for almost two years, includes representatives from Intel, DHL, Florida Ice and Farm, Boston Scientific, Chiquita, Dos Pinos and Pipasa, among others.

Though the association has yet to formally set any goals for itself,María Alexandra Feoli, Intel’s logistics manager, said activities will likely include lobbying and networking.

 

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