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Logistics

As competition becomes more global, Ohio’s central location, easy market access and strength in transportation and logistics affords companies the ability to maximize flexibility while reducing supply-chain costs.

Ohio companies are able to ship and receive finished goods, semi-finished products or resources without high transportation costs or expensive delays, through a logistics management network that encompasses the entire spectrum of the industry.

What’s for Dinner?

February 20th, 2008, 1 Comment

The process of bringing food to the table comprises many areas of agribusiness - farming, seed supply, agrichemicals, farm machinery, wholesale and distribution, processing, marketing and retail sales. Ohio’s agribusiness industry represents each of these elements of the food production chain.

Gary Cooper, vice president and chief operating officer of Cooper Farms, told me about how Ohio’s strengths in agribusiness help his family’s company continue to succeed.

Q: How do your employees exemplify Ohio's Midwest values? Please share your thoughts.

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