TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 7, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- OrderPro Logistics, Inc. (Pink Sheets:OPLO) announced today that its subsidiary TransMex Logistics, through its president Ray F. Ascencio, marks its thirtieth year anniversary as a member of the IANA (Intermodal Association of North America). The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) is the premier trade association representing the combined interests of the intermodal freight industry. IANA programs and services keep members informed of industry trends, crucial legislative and regulatory issues, and provide educational forums, networking opportunities, news and vital industry information.
"Our association with IANA has been a tremendous benefit to us over the years," stated Ray F. Ascencio, Director of TransMex Logistics. Mr. Ascencio also states, "We continue to align ourselves with several industry associations so that we may stay abreast of current trends, and better position the company in the forefront of intermodal transportation."
About OrderPro Logistics, Inc.
OrderPro Logistics Inc. is dedicated to capturing the potential of the transportation and logistics industry by employing new and innovative processes and technologies. OrderPro Logistics, Inc. can integrate every aspect of customer logistical needs from order entry through successful delivery. Customer priorities, shipment integrity, best quality, and optimization of every load is the objective of supply chain management with OrderPro Logistics, Inc. lowering costs while adding value in process and expanding service options.
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