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Penske and Cardinal Health Extend Dedicated Carriage Agreement

Penske and Cardinal Health Extend Dedicated Carriage Agreement

Penske Logistics has extended their dedicated carriage services contract with Cardinal Health. As part of this agreement, Penske Logistics continues to provide truck drivers, trucks and helps optimize the hospital delivery routes for Cardinal Health's medical segment.

Financial terms were not disclosed. Cardinal Health, whose headquarters are in Dublin, Ohio, is currently listed 21st on the Fortune 500 list.

"We’re very pleased to continue our close collaboration with Cardinal Health," stated Dennis Abruzzi, senior vice president, east region for Penske Logistics. “Our top priority remains ensuring the continued safe, reliable delivery of their medical products.”

To read the 2008 announcement between the two companies, click here.

“Penske is a leader in the logistics space and has an impressive track record with a variety of high-touch, time-critical industries, including health care,” said Mike Duffy, executive vice president, global manufacturing and supply chain at Cardinal Health. “They’ve been reliable in helping us to deliver consistent service, deploy best practices and continuously improve our customer experience, so we’re pleased to extend our longstanding partnership.”

By "Move Ahead" Staff

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