XPO opens new service centers in Mesa, Arizona, and Cameron, Missouri

By Public Technologies
  • XPO opened two new freight service centers in Mesa, Arizona, and Cameron, Missouri, expanding capacity in the Phoenix and Kansas City markets.
  • Mesa site spans 51,000 square feet with 86 dock doors, adding network capacity alongside an existing Phoenix service center.
  • Cameron facility totals 13,000 square feet with 32 dock doors, targeting faster freight flows across key Midwest corridors.
  • Openings lift the North American network to 300 service centers, with nearly 35 added since 2021.
  • Network dock-door capacity has increased 15% since 2021, extending direct coverage to 99% of U.S. ZIP codes.


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