The Mexican company Koprimo, a raw materials marketer, announced an investment of 15 million pesos (around 860 thousand dollars) with the opening of its new distribution center in Toluca, State of Mexico.

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The company reported that the facility has a total area of 40,000 square meters and a storage capacity of 7,600 tons of products, with 5,000 square meters of warehouse. In addition, it has a silo with a capacity of 1,000 tons and 1.6 km of its own railway tracks. The CEDIS will be in charge of storage, loading and unloading in bulk, cross dock and packaging of products.

“This new center reaffirms our commitment to the country and passion to serve,” said Alejandro Prieto, the general director of Koprimo, in a statement. “Toluca is a nerve center, which fills us with a lot of enthusiasm and energy to continue growing and be the strongest ally for the industries.”

With this new logistics infrastructure, Koprimo reaches five distribution centers in Mexico, with the intention of meeting its objectives for 2024 of diversifying its services and continuing to promote the development of new products, as well as completing its expansion to Central America and the Caribbean.

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In the automotive sector, Koprimo is a distributor of raw materials, offering products of the highest quality for the manufacture of auto parts, lubricating oils, anti-noise pastes, brake pads, antifreeze, etc. Among the products they distribute for this sector are: boric acid (powder and granular), borax pentahydrate, kyanite, mullite, silica, precipitates.

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