Logistics Plus Opens Panama and Guatemala Offices
Logistics Plus has opened new offices in Panama City and Guatemala, adding two locations to its Central American network.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Central America
Logistics Plus Panama and Logistics Plus Guatemala are now officially open for business. The two offices add locations to the Logistics Plus global network in Central America.
Why it matters
The new offices extend the company's logistics services into Central America and give it teams on the ground to build customer pipelines and grow staff in both countries. Travelers and shippers in the region may see expanded import, export, and transportation options.
The announcement reports two new offices added to the Logistics Plus network in Central America. The source does not disclose staffing levels, service volumes, or performance targets for either office.
The players
Logistics Plus
Logistics Plus is a global third-party logistics company that operates a network of offices serving international freight and supply chain needs.
The details
The Panama office handles air, ocean, and ground import/export shipments as well as local transportation and customs services. Its team includes operations, business development, and sales and customer relations professionals.
Timeline
November 3, 2026: Logistics Plus Panama and Logistics Plus Guatemala announced as officially open for business.
Regional Trade Footprint
Panama's position on trade routes linking the Pacific and Atlantic has long made it a logistics hub for Central America. Adding offices in Panama City and Guatemala extends Logistics Plus into that corridor.
Businesses shipping to or from Panama and Guatemala may now have a local Logistics Plus office to contact for air, ocean, and ground freight and customs questions. Travelers planning business trips should confirm local office hours before visiting.
The takeaway
Companies with cargo moving through Central America can now work with on-the-ground logistics teams in Panama and Guatemala rather than relying solely on distant coordination.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by American Journal of Transportation | AJOT | 1-800-599-6358.
