2GO Group Inc., an integrated transportation and logistics provider, signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through improved supply chain and logistics services.
The agreement formalizes 2GO’s role as a member of the Supply Chain and Logistics Center (SCLC). The partnership makes 2GO part of DTI’s logistics network, allowing the company to provide consultancy and advisory services to DTI-registered enterprises, aside from transport services.
The collaboration aims to help MSMEs improve delivery processes, lower logistics costs, and support business expansion through tailored logistics solutions.
“This partnership with 2GO strengthens our ability to respond to the logistics needs of Filipino enterprises,” said Ma. Cristina Roque, Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry. “Through partners such as 2GO, MSMEs are supported with reliable logistics services that enable cost optimization and business expansion based on their operational needs.”
Under the agreement, 2GO will support SCLC programs through logistics consultancy, participation in business matching and market linkage activities, and assistance in setting up Logistics Support Desks in selected Negosyo Centers nationwide.
“Our team is ready to support a wide range of logistics requirements, from basic shipping needs to more complex supply chain solutions,” said Faye Alonzo, head of the Business Unit for Forwarding of 2GO. “We are honored to serve as DTI’s logistics partner and to work with the SCLC in helping MSMEs connect to markets and scale with confidence.”
2GO said the partnership aligns with its role in supporting commerce and mobility across the country.
“2GO is a mover and an enabler,” said Will Howell, chief operating officer and chief financial officer of 2GO Group Inc. “We move goods and people across the country, and we continue to find better ways to do so because efficient logistics creates opportunities for Filipinos, supports livelihoods, and drives inclusive economic growth.”
DTI and 2GO said the partnership supports efforts to build a more accessible and competitive supply chain system for MSMEs nationwide.