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and primed in China.
Furthermore, a respect for the
environment seeps into all aspects of the
Snavely business. “From our procurement
policies and human resources initiatives to
the sourcing of port functions, we believe
we can make an impact that is good for
us as well as our customers, partners,
suppliers and employees,” explained Gerry
Gluscic, Snavely’s Kimberly Bay Product
Manager.
A long-time industry leader in building
products distribution, the company has
spent more than 50 years utilizing the Port
of Baltimore as the key concentration point
for its imports from regions all over the
world, including New Zealand, Chile, Brazil
and China. When asked about Baltimore’s
primary appeal, Snavely Forest Products
President John Stockhausen summed it up
in one word: “accessibility.” Stockhausen
noted that the Port offers all of the
resources necessary to receive and move
everything from large cargo to SKU-intense
shipments. “They have the facilities and
personnel to get the job done,” he said.
When it comes to importing the
Kimberly Bay Product line, Gluscic added,
“The Port of Baltimore offers efficiencies
that are not inherent to any other U.S. port.
Snavely International distributes these
COURTESY OF SNAVELY FOREST PRODUCTS
