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Magnate Worldwide named as a Leading 3PL Gold for 2019 by Global Trade Magazine

November 14, 2019

Magnate Worldwide is pleased to announce that it has been recognized as a Leading 3PL “Gold” for 2019 by Global Trade Magazine. Global Trade is a top publication dedicated to leaders of global business covering topics ranging from logistics to banking. Global Trade’s 7th annual Leading 3PL list was published in its September/October 2019 Edition, and can be found here. Magnate Worldwide is listed on page 32.

“We are very pleased to be acknowledged as a leading third-party logistics provider, alongside some of the most recognizable names in the industry,” said Dante Fornari, CEO of Magnate worldwide, “We hope to continue to be recognized for having a truly niche service offering, through our diversified portfolio of companies.”

About Global Trade
Global Trade is “The Authority for US Companies Doing Business Globally”. GT educates its readers on ways to utilize the global marketplace to increase market share and corporate profits, through creative efficiencies in cargo transportation, banking, joint ventures, outsourcing and expansion opportunities. More information is available at www.globaltrademag.com.

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Telephone: 267.969.3087
Email: news@magnateworldwide.com

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