Quantix Aims to Lead Chemical Supply Chain by 2026 with Expansion and Sustainability Focus
Quantix Supply Chain Solutions, a leading logistics provider for the chemical industry, has revealed its ambitious plans for growth and sustainability. The company, which operates over 80 locations across the US, is expanding its infrastructure and technology to become the undisputed leader in chemical supply chain solutions by 2026.
Quantix's services are diverse, encompassing six business units: dry bulk and liquid/ISO transportation, distribution centers, export and import logistics, drayage, environmental services, and managed solutions. The company's extensive warehousing and storage network spans key industrial and port regions, supporting both domestic and international logistics flows.
The company's commitment to sustainability is evident in its partnership with Operation Clean Sweep and its exploration of cleaner fleet technologies. Quantix is also deepening its ESG commitments, aiming to achieve operational excellence, innovation, and customer-centricity alongside sustainability.
To expand its capabilities, Quantix recently acquired CLX Logistics, now known as Quantix Managed Solutions. This acquisition has bolstered the company's offerings in managed transportation and global logistics. Additionally, Quantix is rolling out next-generation fleet management systems to enhance safety and operational efficiency.
With its comprehensive suite of services and commitment to sustainability, Quantix Supply Chain Solutions is poised for significant growth. By 2026, the company aims to be the undisputed leader in chemical supply chain solutions, recognized for its operational excellence, innovation, sustainability, and customer-centricity.
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