Ribbon-cutting ceremony for the expansion of the FedEx Taoyuan International Airport Transshipment Center (From right to left: Paul Sousa, Managing Director of FedEx Taiwan; Peng Ying-wei, Director General of Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance; Ho Shu-ping, Director General of Civil Aeronautics Administration, Ministry of Transportation and Communications; Karin M. Lang, Deputy Director of American Institute in Taiwan; Hsiao Bi-khim, Vice President; Salil Chari, President of Asia Pacific, FedEx; Chang San-cheng, Mayor of Taoyuan City; Han Chen-hua, Director General of Department of Aviation and Navigation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications; Jeremy Goldstrich, Vice-president of North-Pacific operations, FedEx; Yeh Chun-yao, Chairman of Farglory Free Trade Zone Co., Ltd.)
Singapore, March 13, 2026 — Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, is enhancing its Asia Pacific network with the opening of its newly expanded Transshipment Center at Taoyuan International Airport. This facility represents FedEx’s largest single investment in Taiwan in its 35-year history. The expansion significantly increases the facility’s sorting capacity to support growing logistics demand from high-tech, semiconductor, and e-commerce sectors across Taiwan and the broader APAC region.
The new facility doubles the footprint of the previous site, spanning approximately 19,000 square meters. It features an advanced automated sorting system that processes up to 9,000 packages per hour. Efficiency is 2.5 times higher for imports and 1.2 times for exports compared to the former facility. Enhanced capabilities for handling express parcels, freight, and specialized shipments, including hazardous materials and cold-chain goods, strengthen operational safety and supply-chain resilience. Businesses shipping across borders benefit from greater speed and reliability.
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