Pasha group has announced that it has expanded operations in the northwestern Pacific by acquiring MacMillan-Piper and Tacoma Transload assets.
The financial terms of the transaction have not been leaked.
Pasha was able to obtain the assets from a court appointed recipient by overseeing the financial supply chain of the 3Plist problem and parents MacMillan-Piper, GSC Enterprises. Both GSC and MacMillan-Piper announced last month mass dismissals, the latter stopped the operation permanently.
This transaction expands Pasha network of rail loading and warehouses. The company also gives the company to work with agricultural, paper, wood and steel.
“This is more than a service expansion – this is a strategic leap forward,” said President George Pasha, President and CEO of Pasha. “Bringing the MacMillan-Piper and Tacoma’s family to the Pasha companies significantly enhances our ability to provide high-performance logistics solutions with the personal services our customers are valuable.”
Pasha’s new footprint is expected to be a main logistics center for importers, exporters and international partners in Seattle and Tacoma ports.
“We welcome Pasha logistics as a new partner at the gate with extensive services,” said Toshiko Hasegawa, president of the port of Northwest Port and Seattle Port. “We appreciate that the assets, knowledge, and jobs of MacMillan-Piper, which has been a local industry since 1969, will continue through Pasha, and we are eagerly looking forward to working with them and growing and evolving this key partnership.”
California -based San Rafael is a global logistics and transportation company that offers port processing services for cars, containers and Breakbulk cargo. It also provides the transportation of container rolls, rolls and oceans between the United States and Hawaii.
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