
Penske Logistics is planning to invest $98.6 million in the Romulus, Michigan, for a distribution center that would create 403 qualified new jobs.
The 606,000-square-foot refrigerated and frozen food warehousing distribution center will primarily service the Midwest, said Randy Ryerson, director of corporate communications for Penske.
The warehouse plans point to a diversification of business in Michigan for the logistics company known primarily for its work in the automotive industry.
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