Page 28 - Port of Baltimore - Issue 4 - 2022

PORT BUSINESS
We offer our customers full service from start to
finish. We can pick
up their container,
strip it, store it, ship it and get it to its final destination. We become their direct source, saving time and money and delivering product to the end user faster.”
— Alec Hajimihalis, Owner, Ace Logistics
Full Service from
Start to Finish
Over the two decades that Ace Logistics has been in business, it has grown into a sizeable operation that stretches over eight buildings and six additional drop yards. Ace offers complete warehousing and logistical services. This includes cross-docking, USDA inspections, bonded (FTZ) storage, contract packaging, rail service, port container services, port drayage and outbound freight service.
“Since the inception of Ace Logistics, we have grown our product lines and added to the services offered,” Alec said. “We started in food warehousing. Since then, our company has matured and currently handles full-line port services for lumber, metals, refined metals, minerals, material handling equipment, consumer goods, ingredients and food products. We offer breakbulk service as well, utilizing the very capable stevedore services that the Baltimore Port community offers.”
Under normal circumstances, a customer would have
to contract several service providers to fulfill their needs. But Ace is vertically integrated. “We offer our customers full service from start to finish,” Alec said. “We can pick up their container, strip it, store it, ship it and get it to its final destination. We become their direct source, saving time and money and delivering product to the end user faster.”
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