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The document summarizes the logistics sector in Eastern Ontario. It discusses how the Logistics Team promotes the region for distribution centers, warehouses, transportation and third party logistics companies. It provides examples of new distribution centers that have opened in the region. It outlines the region's advantages for logistics and notes the team's efforts to attract more companies through conferences and marketing. The team is made up of representatives from various municipalities in Eastern Ontario.
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