The Department of Trade and Industry announced that nine new logistics providers have joined its Supply Chain and Logistics Center network to help reduce bottlenecks for micro, small and medium enterprises.
The new members include AC Logistics Holdings, Robinsons Logistix and Industrials, AP Cargo Logistics Network, Crystal Cold Storage, DSV Contract Logistics, Magsaysay Logistics and Transport, Orient Freight International, SyCip Gorres Velayo & Co., and United Parcel Service Philippines.
Officials emphasized that the additions aim to lower logistics costs and expand market access for Philippine products, enabling them to compete more effectively on the global stage.
Each firm has pledged to broaden its service reach and collaborate on resolving national supply‑chain challenges.
The Supply Chain and Logistics Center, launched in June 2025, provides real‑time information and connects exporters, importers, and consumers with suitable logistics providers to reduce transaction costs and improve access to markets.
Earlier in June 2025, the agency added 18 firms to the network, including Grab, Maersk, 2Go Express, and FedEx Philippines.
