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With 2,545 jobs added, and more than $260 million in new investment, 2018’s project announcements reflect the nation’s growth in eCommerce, and the desire to move shared services to more affordable markets.

N.W. Electric Power Cooperative delivers power to the seven distribution cooperatives who provide electricity directly to members. Currently, N.W.’s seven distribution cooperatives serve more than 74,000 members in a 34-county region of Northwest Missouri and Southwest Iowa.

Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) are secured, designated locations around the U.S. in or near a U.S. Customs Port of Entry where foreign and domestic merchandise is considered to be in international commerce and outside of U.S. Customs territory. Read the FTZ Frequently Asked Questions here.

Kansas City is a center for automotive manufacturing and activity as a host of prominent companies operate within the region. We are excited to be welcoming two additional automotive suppliers to the Kansas City region.

The 2019 23rd Annual Third-Party Logistics Study focuses on how companies must stay nimble and agile to keep up with rapidly evolving conditions and increasing level of complexity within the supply chain.

Catch up on the latest news in KC area logistics, animal health and talent attraction. Read recent headlines surrounding KCADC’s strategic growth initiatives.

Overstock.com’s selection of KC for expansion and a recent Forbes’ story on KC led national headlines for the KC region.

KCADC held its 42nd Annual Meeting, Leading For All, with more than 1,700 of KC's top corporate and civic influencers in attendance. More than 410 individuals used #KCLeads in approximately 891 posts, resulting in 2.3 million impressions.

KCADC is committing $1 Million already invested in the organization to research, build and launch a new global identity for KC. Read more on the Why, How and What.

Warehouse designs have changed to accommodate new technology and faster turnaround times. As the demand for e-commerce grows, the size of the warehouse is often shrinking.