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Staying healthy during these insecure times asks for more than wearing facemasks and dousing our hands in Purell. Achieving health and wellness requires feeding the spiritual and physical aspects of yourself, in addition to avoiding harmful germs. Check out how these Peachtree Corners businesses are working to promote healthy living in our community.

Health

Elite Personalized Medicine specializes in chiropractic care, cryotherapy, IV vitamin infusions, nutrient injections, functional medicine consults, weight loss and bioidentical hormone replacement. During this pandemic, the office is taking additional safety precautions, including social distancing, cleaning all equipment and surfaces immediately after use, wearing masks, temperature checks for all staff and patients, contactless payment and more. Read more at epmlife.com.

ELITE – Lauren Lafevre getting IV hydration from Cathryn Martin RN after a long tennis match in the summer heat

Express MRI is a leading medical diagnostic imaging facility that specializes in providing affordable MRI scans. A doctor’s referral isn’t required. MRIs of any single body part are scanned for $399. Express MRI participates in most insurance networks and is open seven days a week. Dig deeper at expressmri.com.

Whether a patient is suffering from a recent musculoskeletal injury from a car accident or sport injury, or perhaps chronic pain, Injury & Wellness Specialists of Georgia has the skills and experience necessary to safely treat these conditions. This includes chiropractic adjustment, electrical muscle Stimulation, disc decompression and light therapy. Current limited hours are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Emergency calls are accepted on a 24/7 answering system. Check out injurywellnessspecialists.com.

Parkway Psychotherapy and Wellness is a collection of independent therapists, each with their own specialties, backgrounds and populations served. Parkway has eight full-time therapists and several part-time therapists.

A few of Parkways Psychotherapy therapists are seeing clients in-person, but most are doing virtual (tele-mental health) appointments at this time. Appointments are available during the day, evenings, and weekends. Get to know the therapists at parkwaypsychotherapyandwellness.com.

At Phoenix Chiropractic, the office specializes in principled and neurologically based chiropractic care. They provide specific, scientific chiropractic adjustments over time and with repetition to correct a common cause of health concerns; the vertebral subluxation. To spring back into health, call 770-744-5810.

Physio Physical Therapy offers treatment for a range of rehabilitation needs, including everything from basic orthopedic injuries to vestibular issues and pelvic health. Insurance is accepted and most don’t require a doctor’s referral. Self-pay is available as well.

Physio Peachtree Corners is open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Saturdays are available, if needed. Along with following CDC guidelines, the clinic is mask required and patients are socially distanced. Schedule an appointment at 770-840-8045.

Dr. Donald Capoferri has served the Peachtree Corners community since 1982. His credentials include Fellowship training in spinal biomechanics and trauma and MRI spine interpretation. He’s also a post-doctoral instructor and published author.

His chiropractic office, Precision Pain Relief Center, provides an accurate diagnosis and treatment for those with herniated/bulging discs, spine pain, sports injuries or auto accidents. The office is open Monday through Saturday by appointment only. Find out more at drcapoferri.com.

Suburban Medical Center (SMC) offers internal medicine and family medicine services for all, providing the following services: treatment of chronic illnesses, pediatrics/vaccines, gynecological exams, allergy management, X-ray/ultrasound, physical exams, travel counseling, EKG/echo/stress test and coordination of care with other sub-specialties as needed.

Per the COVID-19 office policy, visitors must allow their temperatures to be taken prior to entry, as well as wear a facemask and maintain six feet social distancing. Appointments are made after verifying safety precautions over the phone with patients. Prioritize your health at suburbanmedicalcentermd.com.

Wellness

Cole Dermatology and Aesthetic Center features dermatologist Dr. Kendra Cole, who specializes in skin cancer treatments that leave minimal to no scarring by using superficial radiation therapy. Other treatments are available that can assist with wrinkles, dark spots, acne, acne scarring, moles, hair loss, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo and rashes. Learn more at coledermcosmetic.com.

European Wax Center (EWC) provides the ultimate waxing experience by utilizing an exclusive four-step process, including a proprietary wax that leaves skin silky smooth without pain or irritation. You’ll leave the center looking your best and feeling confident about your skin.

EWC has always emphasized excellent hygiene for guests and staff. Now they have implemented even higher standards that exceed the Georgia Board of Cosmetology’s COVID-19 requirements.

Focus Vision provides a wide array of vision care services. Their catalog of eye care products is extensive, including eyewear, sun wear and contact lenses to fit your specific eye care needs. Their mission is to provide quality service and products at a reasonable cost. See for yourself at energeyesmemberdirectory.org/focus-vision.

ImagixDental is the home of affordable, comprehensive dental care in the Atlanta area. Their team of specialists and general dentists have the combined skills and experience to provide world-class services in a neighborhood environment. They have several offices in the Atlanta area offering early morning, evening and Saturday hours to fit your busy lifestyle. Take a look at ImagixDental.com.

ST Belle Dame had its grand opening in September 2019. Their mission is to give access to high quality skincare, treatments and consultations at all price points. They hope to become a fixture by taking care of the community’s skincare needs. Facial treatment services are currently suspended due to COVID-19, but an announcement will be made as soon as they can resume. Find your best skin at stbelledame.com.
Link Dental Care offers comprehensive dental care during flexible hours throughout the week. Their patients hail from all parts of Georgia — and even out-of-state! Dr. Shyn can accommodate a wide array of dental needs, including implant and cosmetic dentistry. This dentist office offers an extraordinary and comfortable dental experience, and it’s currently fully operational. New patients are always welcome. Care for your smile at linkdentalcare.com.

Fitness

At BODYMAX Pilates, the equipment has been rearranged to ensure at least six feet of space between each individual during classes. Instead of being side by side, each participant has their own “Pilates pod” area that includes a chair, reformer, tower, mat and any accessories necessary for class.
The studio offers private (one-on-one) and semi-private (groups of up to four people) Pilates sessions by appointment. Monday through Saturday, they studio also offers small group Pilates classes with a four-person maximum. It’s requested that additional guests not be brought into the studio, such as kids or spouses. Also, please limit the personal items brought into the studio. Get fit at bodymaxpilates.com.

At CrossFit Tipping Point, the instructors provide functional fitness training in a fun and competitive environment. Whether your goal is to drop a few sizes or to make sure you win the tennis match, the true goal is to teach you the safe way to get there. CrossFit Tipping Point is currently open to members and is actively scheduling introductory workouts. While they’re operating at a reduced capacity, they have classes at 8 a.m. and 12, 4:15 and 5:30 p.m. during the week, and 10 and 11:15 a.m. on Saturdays.

Burn Boot Camp Peachtree Corners is a fitness gym that focuses on inspiring and strengthening women and men physically, mentally and emotionally. They offer unlimited 45-minute camps, complimentary childcare, personalized nutrition guidance, personal training in a group setting and a supportive, empowered community. Camp sizes are currently limited to allow for social distancing and thorough sanitizing between camps. Feel the burn at burnbootcamp.com/peachtree-corners-ga.

Burn Boot Camp holds a socially distanced exercise class.

If you’re looking for a run-of-the-mill ordinary gym experience, CrossFit Zanshin is not for you. Get your body moving the way it’s supposed to and be ready for whatever life throws at you. At Zanshin, friendly world class trainers eliminate the guesswork in your workouts, while they coach and guide you through challenging — but really fun — workouts. The studio is open Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. with limited class sizes to ensure social distancing. Fuel your fitness at crossfitzanshin.com.

Jazzercise is a pulse-pounding, beat-pumping fitness program. It’s a calorie-torching, hip-swiveling, Shakira-would-be-proud dance party workout that put your abs to the test, with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. At Jazzercise Peachtree Corners Fitness Center, you’ll incinerate up to 800 calories in one 60-minute class.

Jazzercise Peachtree Corners Fitness Center

Classes offered include Dance Mixx, Interval, Fusion, Core, Strike and Strength. Both in-person and virtual classes are available. In-person classes are currently limited to 10 people maximum to allow for social distancing, with cleaning between every class per CDC guidelines. Signup Genius is being used to reserve spots electronically. Review the full schedule at jazzercise.com.

Life Time Athletic Peachtree Corners is a full-service health club with world-class amenities. Services include group fitness, personal training, yoga, Pilates and cycle classes. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, indoor and outdoor tennis, LifeCafé and childcare center for infants up to 11 years of age.

Their enhanced cleaning protocols use hospital-grade disinfectant, and employee mask requirements and social distancing measures are in place. To learn about specific program and amenity availability, please visit www.lt.life.

Norcross Fit Body Boot Camp specializes in 30-minute high-intensity interval training workouts. They have certified trainers who hold clients accountable, as well as clients who hold other clients accountable. The idea is to create an environment where people feel comfortable to be themselves while they work out with friends and reach their goals.

Currently, the gym is open Monday through Friday for classes at 6, 7, 9, and 10 a.m. There’s also a live virtual Zoom workout at 4:30 p.m. for members who are not completely comfortable with in-person classes. Live videos are recorded on Facebook, in addition to an in-house class held Saturdays at 9:15 a.m. Book a class at norcrossfitbodybootcamp.com.

Orangetheory Peachtree Corners has one-hour, full body workouts with heartrate-based interval training, which burn more calories post workout than traditional exercise. Your real time results are displayed on large screens throughout the studio. Intensity is based on your individual heartrate zones, making the workout effective for all fitness levels. To top it off, fitness coaches lead the workout to prevent everyone from over- or under-training.

Class reservations are made through the Orangetheory app. Your first class is free if you live or work in the Peachtree Corners area. The studio, open seven days a week, practices social distancing, and you will have your temperature checked and need to answer screening questions at each visit. A thorough deep clean is conducted after each class on all equipment. Staff and coaches wear masks at all times. Think orange at orangetheory.com.

Redline Athletics Peachtree Corners specializes in comprehensive athletic development and sports-specific training for athletes, especially those who are 8 to 18 years of age. The state-of-the-art facility includes Hammer Strength and Vertimax equipment, along with a basketball court, lacrosse box and expansive turf. There are semi-private and one-on-one classes, as well as team training available. While open Monday through Saturday, classes are currently by appointment to keep class sizes small. Step up your game at redlineathletics.com/peachtreecorners.

At the Robert D Fowler Family YMCA, success is measured by how well the community is engaged in three main areas of focus: youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. At this time, the YMCA’s hours are limited to Monday through Thursday, 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., and on Friday, 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. The facility is closed from 1 to 3 p.m. each weekday for deep cleaning. Saturday and Sunday, the Y is open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The number of members in the building working out at any one time is limited, and lap swimming and group exercise classes are by reservation only to ensure social distancing. Take a step toward health at ymcaatlanta.org/ymca-locations/norcross.

Students and staff at Taido Karate School protect themselves and others from COVID-19 by wearing facemasks and social distancing while learning martial arts.

Taido Karate School has been teaching martial arts to children and adults in Peachtree Corners for over 30 years. The family-owned business teaches the traditional Japanese style of Okinawan karate. Currently, they offer in-person training two days a week, and virtual training three days a week. The school requires distancing more than six feet, face coverings and sanitizing after every class.

Tapout Norcross Fitness offers a full-access, 24-hour fitness center paired with expert boxing and kick-boxing training. Personal training and boot camps are also available. The fitness center is open 24/7/365. COVID-19 precautions are updated at the gym as they are needed, based on the latest government guidelines. Work on that beach body at norcross.tapoutfitness.com.

Tips to Stay Healthy from Peachtree Corners Health Professionals

Rise Fitness Peachtree Corners is a 24-hour gym with a mission to “provide the community with a place they can go to achieve serious results without being judged, bothered or nickel-and-dimed.” They cater to everyone: bodybuilders, powerlifters, strongmen and women, student athletes, Olympic lifters and people who just want to live a healthier lifestyle.

Rise has a temperature check station for people as they come in, as well as regular sanitation and social distancing protocols, as outlined by the CDC.

Jennifer King is co-owner of Rise Fitness Peachtree Corners with husband Keith and has poignant advice for residents trying to avoid the Quarantine 15 (the average 15 pounds people put on during quarantine) and maintain a well-rounded healthy outlook.

“Being healthy is the best thing to fight a virus, as well as any flu or sickness. So, we are encouraging people to come back in, get moving again, get off the couch. One guideline that I have found is to make sure that you don’t expect to come back at the same fitness level that you were at before the quarantine,” Jennifer said.

She clarified by adding, “We’ve had a few people come in and try to start back at the same level they were at, and then feeling dizzy or overexerted.”

So, take it slow, Peachtree Corners. Achieving health and wellness is a journey, not a marathon. To see if Rise Fitness is right for you, please visit risepeachtreecorners.com.

Four co-workers enjoy a relaxing, socially distanced yoga class at Teesha Yoga. Small groups can sign waivers opting not to wear masks, as shown.

Teesha Yoga is a specialized yoga practice in Peachtree Corners that seeks to provide healthy exercise that stimulates the mind, body and spirit. Staff members are required to wear masks, and visitors are highly encouraged to do so as well — but if in a private group, participants may sign a waiver not to wear a mask. Class sizes are limited to eight people and social distancing is observed; sanitation occurs between every class.

Latesha Grant, fitness trainer and owner of Teesha Yoga, has wisdom to share about taking control of mental and physical health during the pandemic and into the future. “I would advise people that they should put in at least 15 to 20 minutes of meditation and some type of physical activity every day. Because if you’re mentally exhausted, it leads to stress which ultimately leads to overall shutdown of your body. Support the mind, your nutrition and some sort of physical activity,” she said.

A health routine of some sort, even if it only amounts to 30 minutes to one hour a day, will pay dividends for your overall health and wellness. For more information on Teesha Yoga, please visit teeshayoga.com.

Many thanks to all our amazing health and wellness professionals who are supporting healthy living in Peachtree Corners!

Kelsey Asher is a proud graduate of the University of West Georgia with a Bachelor’s in Communications. She has held a variety of marketing leadership roles for several small, startup companies in a variety of industries including publishing, construction and technology.

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PCBA Continues Charitable Giving at November Event

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The Peachtree Corners Business Association (PCBA) awarded a check for $500 to the United Way of Greater Atlanta (Gwinnett County) at their Business After Hours networking event in November.

The local organization was chosen by PCBA’s Outreach Committee because of their commitment to providing assistance and bettering the lives of children within the community.

United Way of Greater Atlanta

The mission of United Way of Greater Atlanta is to engage and bring together people and resources to drive sustainable and equitable improvements in the well-being of children, families and individuals in local communities.

“Greater Atlanta is one of the most vibrant regions in the country, but the region has significant barriers to realizing its potential in the future because of its continued ranking at the bottom of the list of metro areas in income mobility,” stated Vanessa Roussell, United Way senior director of corporate relations.

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Vanessa Roussell, United Way of Greater Atlanta

“Children born in low-income households have only a 4% chance of getting out of poverty in their lifetime,” she continued. “We at United Way of Greater Atlanta don’t like those odds. Our work is about changing them so that children — regardless of where they’re born — have the chance to realize their potential and build lives that sustain themselves, their families and their communities.

Assessing needs within the county

The organization’s goal is to help every child unlock their full potential, by improving education, healthcare, resources and economic mobility in the communities where they live. Their “every child program” includes every child in Gwinnett. 

Based on the 2023 census track for Gwinnett County, 94,308 people living in Gwinnett County are at risk, particularly in and around Sugar Hill/Buford, Duluth, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Lilburn and Snellville. The highest-need residents are located in the I-85 corridor, mainly around Duluth, Norcross and Lilburn.

Giving back to support the community

“The PCBA is proud to donate a check for $500 to United Way of Greater Atlanta (Gwinnett County),” said PCBA President, Lisa Proctor. “Our outreach committee and board are committed to supporting our community, and investing in the well-being of the children in our community aligns with our core principles. We know that our dollars will be targeted to help those at highest risk … We are glad to have the local Gwinnett chapter located right in our community.”

Funds for the PCBA Community Outreach Program are raised throughout the year from PCBA membership, sponsorship and an annual charity event. Donations and scholarships are awarded at their monthly events so that members have the opportunity to learn more about the community organizations and their programs.

Over the past 12 years, the PCBA has awarded 19 scholarships to outstanding graduating high school seniors and donated in excess of $165,500 back into the community.

About Peachtree Corners Business Association

“Where businesses come to grow,” the Peachtree Corners Business Association (PCBA) is a business membership organization that focuses on innovative approaches, programs, shared resources, community outreach and opportunities for member businesses and professionals to connect, develop, grow and prosper.

The PCBA is made up of businesses of all sizes and types who want to expand their reach and grow their business within Peachtree Corners and the greater metro Atlanta area. 
 
For more information visit peachtreecornersba.com.

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Metro Atlanta Redevelopment Visionaries Honored at 2024 MARS Summit

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Tim Perry, managing director and chief investment officer of Jamestown named Redevelopment Champion of the Year

The Metro Atlanta Redevelopment Summit (MARS), presented by Gwinnett’s Community Improvement Districts and co-hosted by Partnership Gwinnett and the Council for Quality Growth, offered an exclusive look at major redevelopment projects shaping the future of the region.

This year’s event not only highlighted emerging trends in the redevelopment industry but also provided valuable networking opportunities for professionals across metro Atlanta. Attendees gained insight into best practices through discussions on successful revitalization projects.

The summit’s marquee moment was the presentation of the annual MARS Awards, recognizing remarkable achievements in redevelopment that are transforming the metro Atlanta landscape.

The keynote address was delivered by Joe Minicozzi, a renowned urban planner and founder of Urban3, who shared his expertise on land use, urban design and economics. In addition to the keynote, the event featured dynamic panel discussions with local leaders and key partners from across the metropolitan area, spotlighting successful projects and innovative strategies in the region.

Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson concluded the summit with closing remarks, emphasizing the continued growth of the region and the collective efforts driving its future.

2024 MARS Awards winners

The MARS Awards ceremony celebrated projects that have made significant economic impacts on their communities and honored Tim Perry, an individual who has dedicated his career to advancing successful redevelopment initiatives.

Runner upPaul Radford, Sugar Hill city manager


Small Redevelopment Project of the Year: The Historic Jones Building

The historic Jones Building, one of the oldest structures in Cherokee County, has been revitalized to meet modern needs while preserving its storied past. This ambitious 28-month restoration culminated in August 2024, breathing new life into this cornerstone of downtown Canton and creating a dynamic space for work, dining, and play.

Runner up: The Hands of Christ Duluth Co-Op


Medium Redevelopment Project of the Year: The Grove at Towne Center

The Grove at Towne Center is a transformative development in the heart of Snellville. With 33,000 square feet of restaurant space, 10,000 square feet of retail and the new Elizabeth H. Williams Branch of the Gwinnett Public Library, The Grove offers an ideal blend of dining, shopping and cultural experiences.

Runner up: Springside Powder Springs


Large Redevelopment Project of the Year: The Works

The Works is an innovative, 80-acre adaptive reuse community that reimagines a historic warehouse district in Atlanta’s Upper Westside. The first phase, spanning 27 acres, introduced a dynamic mix of 218,000 square feet of unique retail and dining spaces, 118,000 square feet of creative office space and Westbound at The Works — a modern 306-unit multi-family residence.

Runner up: The Forum at Peachtree Corners

“Community redevelopment is essential in creating vibrant, thriving spaces that enhance the quality of life and drive sustainable economic growth for the entire region,” said Deven Cason, vice president of economic development for Partnership Gwinnett.

“We proudly congratulate this year’s award winners and finalists for their innovative contributions and tireless efforts in revitalizing our communities. Their work is not only reshaping local landscapes but also fueling long-term economic prosperity in metro Atlanta. We are grateful for their dedication to building a brighter, more prosperous future.”

2024 sponsors

The program was held at the former Georgia Baptist Convention Center, Maison6405, and welcomed more than 200 industry attendees.

Sponsors included Evermore CID, Gateway 85 CID, Gwinnett Place CID, Lilburn CID, Sugarloaf CID, C2H Air, Hogan Construction, Northside, Primerica, The Forum, Gas South, Jackson EMC, Select Fulton, True North 400, ABEV Power Solutions, City of Suwanee, Curiosity Labs, Geo Hydro Engineers, Georgia Power, Lose Designs, City of Lawrenceville, City of Norcross, City of Peachtree Corners, City of Sugar Hill and Town of Braselton.

For more information on revitalization and redevelopment efforts in the region, visit partnershipgwinnett.com.

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TransPak Acquires Reid Packaging to Expand East Coast Presence

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The strategic acquisition strengthens TransPak’s Southeast presence and expands their capabilities in custom packaging for military, aerospace and high-value equipment.

TransPak, a global leader in logistics, packaging and crating services, recently announced the acquisition of Reid Packaging, a long-standing provider of custom packaging solutions based in Peachtree Corners. Both family-owned and operated companies share a deep-rooted commitment to quality craftsmanship, reliability and customer service, making the acquisition a natural fit.

Reid Packaging, founded in 1982, has distinguished itself as the go-to customer industrial packager in the metro Atlanta region, providing corrugated, foam and custom-engineered crating solutions, particularly in the military and aerospace industries. 

two people from Reid Packaging standing in front of crates and boxes in a warehouse
Ward and Anne Phillips of Reid Packaging

Under the ownership of Ward Phillips since 2008, the company has grown to become one of the largest packaging facilities in the region, with a 60,000-square-foot site. 

The acquisition will allow TransPak to expand its local manufacturing capabilities in the Southeast, while leveraging Reid Packaging’s expertise in specialized and heavy-duty custom crates.

Strategic Atlanta location and enhanced capabilities

The acquisition is part of TransPak’s strategic expansion into the Atlanta market, a critical logistics hub for both the renewable energy and semiconductor industries. 

“We’re thrilled to welcome Reid Packaging into the TransPak family,” said Tomas Molet, executive vice president of East and Midwest Operations, TransPak. “With Reid Packaging’s prime location in Peachtree Corners, we are now able to serve customers throughout the Southeast, including direct routes to the Carolinas and beyond. This acquisition strengthens our ability to meet the needs of existing clients, especially those in the semiconductor and renewable energy sectors.”

four people at a ribbon cutting as TransPak acquires Reid Packaging
Tomas Molet and Amanda Gautney with Anne and Ward Phillips

In addition to the strategic location, the acquisition brings new manufacturing capabilities to TransPak’s East Coast operations. Reid Packaging’s facility is now the largest of TransPak’s locations in the region. Its offerings include enhanced services, such as heavy-duty and triple-wall corrugated packaging, which will enable TransPak to meet the growing demand for custom-designed packaging solutions for fragile, high-value equipment.

Commitment to employees and leadership appointments

A key focus of the acquisition was ensuring a smooth transition for Reid Packaging’s employees.

 “We made a commitment to Ward Phillips to take care of the staff, and we’ve delivered on that promise,” said Molet. “All employees were retained, and we’ve introduced benefits they previously didn’t have as part of our commitment to making this a positive transition for everyone involved.”

Amanda Gautney, a longtime member of TransPak’s leadership team, has been appointed as the operations manager for the Peachtree Corners facility. “I’m excited to work with the team at Reid and continue the legacy of this respected company,” said Gautney. 

two people from TransPak standing in front of crates and boxes in a warehouse
Amanda Gautney and Tomas Molet

Looking forward in Atlanta

TransPak plans to continue operating under the Reid Packaging name for the immediate future. However, the facility will gradually transition to full integration under the TransPak brand, reflecting the shared values and commitment to quality of both companies.

About TransPak

Headquartered in Silicon Valley, TransPak has been providing innovative and cost-effective design, crating, packaging and global logistics for over 70 years.

As a customer-focused, women- and family-owned company, TransPak combines the agility of a small business with the reliability of a global powerhouse. TransPak lives by the slogan, “We make it happen,” ensuring that high-value, fragile, and oversized goods reach their destinations safely and efficiently.

For more information about TransPak, visit transpak.com.

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