Logo Panorama
EnglishEnglish Chinese1Chinese2Chinese3 RussianРусский

03.08.2007

CNH Global rejects CAT’s services

CNH Global rejects CAT’s servicesCNH Global rejects CAT’s services.

CAT Logistics is about to lose a customer it has served for fourteen years, when CNH assumes operating responsibility for its own parts depot operations next year.

CNH Global will assume operating responsibility for seven North American parts depot operations that are currently managed by its third-party logistics supplier, Caterpillar Logistics Services.

According to CNH president of parts & service, Ugo de Carolis, the decision is consistent with the company’s new brand-focused strategy, enabling a more hands-on approach which is key to building long-term relationships with customers.

The depots being in-sourced are located in Lebanon, Indiana; Greenville (Dallas), Texas; Doraville (Atlanta), Georgia; Mountville, Pennsylvania; Regina, Saskatchewan; Toronto, Ontario; and Carol Stream, Illinois.

The company already operates its own depots in San Leandro, California, and Cameron, Missouri.

CNH will work closely with Cat Logistics over the next several months to complete the transition process, and expects to assume full control of the depots during the first quarter of 2008.

Cat Logistics continues to operate the depot in Reno, Nevada.



www.mainpump.com

Print

DAILY NEWS

Sandvik Breakers

Compact Range Sandvik Breakers

Liebherr New Generation 4 Pipe Layers


Mazda appoints CEVA as Distributor in Italy


Hitachi Construction China Sales to Double


Terex AC 100/4L All-Terrain Crane



Logistic headlines

CEVA Logistics Logo

Mazda appoints CEVA as Distributor in Italy

 

IVECO Renews Contract with Kuehne + Nagel


Caterpillar Logistics New Facility in Ohio


CEVA Distribute BMW Parts in UK


Piracy Hijackings in the Gulf of Aden



Articles Articles

Vessel Efficiency System

New Global Vessel Efficiency System from World Shipping Council

 

Rotterdam wants to treble capacity


Logistic market tends to globalise


US container shipments up


Freight Expo welcomes to Melbourne