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The Logistics Team works to promote Eastern Ontario as a location for logistics companies. Eastern Ontario is well-suited for logistics due to its connections between large markets, highway network, and low land and labor costs. Several major distribution centers have opened recently in the region. The Logistics Team aims to attract more distribution centers and related companies through conferences, marketing, and developing industry directories and maps.
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