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2020-2021 Directory of Warehouse Logistics Providers and Partner 2020/2021 Directory of WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS AND PARTNERS 2020/2021 DIRECTORY OF WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS & PARTNERS A complete directory of IWLA A SUPPLEMENT TO Warehouse-Based 3PL Providers and Logistics Partners IWLA_2020_cover.indd 1 6/4/20 5:19 PM IWLA_2020_directory_K.indd 1 6/4/20 5:20 PM TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Letter from IWLA 4 IWLA Warehouse Logistics Providers 38 IWLA Logistics Partners 44 Warehouse Listing by State 64 Letter from AD INDEX ACME Distribution Centers ______________________15 Port Jersey Logistics ___________________________58 Barnes & Thornburg LLP ________________________45 PRISM Logistics _____________________ 59, Back cover Belts Logistics Services _________________________25 Smart Warehousing, LLC ________________________30 Distribution Technology ________________________55 States Logistics ______________________________29 Engineering Innovation Inc. __________Inside front cover Steel King Industries ___________________________9 Holman Logistics _____________________________13 T.C. Trading Company __________________________21 Hy-Tek Integrated Systems _______________________7 The Shippers Group ________________________ 60, 61 IWLA ________________________ 2, Inside back cover Transload Forwarding __________________________31 Legacy Transportation & Warehouse ________________35 Updike Distribution Logistics, LLC _________________49 Keller Logistics Group _________________________43 Van-G Logistics ______________________________37 M & W Distribution Services/West Logistics ___________33 Verst Logistics _______________________________19 Metro Park Warehouses, Inc. _____________________56 We Pack Logistics ____________________________47 Midwest Warehouse & Distribution Center ___________57 Weber Logistics ______________________________11 Motleys Logistic Systems _______________________51 WSI ______________________________________53 2020/2021 DIRECTORY OF WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS & PARTNERS 1 IWLA_2020_directory_K.indd 1 6/4/20 5:21 PM IWLA_2020_directory_K.indd 2 6/4/20 5:21 PM 2020/2021 Directory of WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS KEEP YOURAND BUSINESS PARTNERS STRONG WITH THE RIGHT 3PL WAREHOUSING PARTNER #3PLWarehousingStrong Business partners you can trust are there when the going gets tough—and they’re around to help you achieve more when times are good. This directory will help you now and into the future. warehouse segment of the supply chain. These warehouses are part of the IWLA community—learning from other professional relationships. from IWLA’s in-person, high-level educational events. They understand warehouse-related legal issues, security, warehouse These warehouses’ employees learn through on-demAnd, interActive distAnce-leArning opportunities focused on adhering www.IWLA.com/events. www.IWLA.com— warehouse or service provider. A complete directory of IWLA A SUPPLEMENT TO Warehouse-Based 3PL Providers Sincerely, and Logistics Partners Steve DeHaan IWLA President & CEO P.S. If you’re a warehouse logistics provider not Simply email [email protected]. 2020/2021 DIRECTORY OF WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS & PARTNERS 3 IWLA_2020_directory_K.indd 3 6/4/20 5:21 PM supply chain. These third-party warehouse providers store and handle a variety of goods and may play a broader role by offering value-added services: Alcohol Only Dry Food/Temperature-Controlled International Alcohol/Tobacco Food Just-in-time (JIT) Shipping/Port Accessible Apparel Kitting/Pick-and-Packing Temperature-Controlled Warehouse - Automotive Electronics/Appliances Labeling/Barcoding nonfood Bonded Warehouse Foreign Trade Zone Light Manufacturing Tobacco Only Building Materials Freight Forwarding/Brokering Minority Owned Transportation Services Chemicals/Hazardous Materials General Warehousing Pharmaceuticals/Medical Devices Trucking/Drayage Cold Storage/Frozen Produce (public warehousing) Polymers Value-add Services CPG/Personal Care Products Import/Export Port Services Veteran Owned Cross-dock/Transload Services Industrial Goods Rail White-Glove Delivery Distribution Intermodal/Rail/Box Car Reverse Logistics (Returns/Repairs) 307 Warehousing and Logistics www.hartrodt.com [email protected] [email protected] 4464 Veterans Memorial Pkwy S CONTACT: Miriam Wohlers INDUSTRIES SERVED: CPG/Personal INDUSTRIES SERVED: Apparel, CPG/ Lafayette, IN 47905-7963 [email protected] care products, E-commerce ful- Personal care products, Cross-dock/ (217) 429-5255 INDUSTRIES SERVED: Cross-dock/ transload, Distribution, Dry food/tem- www.307corp.com transload, Distribution, Import/ Industrial goods, International, perature-controlled food, E-commerce CONTACT: Rockey Pollard export, International, Just-in-time, Kitting/pick and packing, Labeling/ [email protected] Kitting/pick and packing, Labeling/ barcoding, Light manufactur- General Warehousing (public ware- INDUSTRIES SERVED: Freight forward- barcoding, Value-add Services, White- ing, Shipping/port accessible, housing), Import/export, Industrial ing/brokering, Intermodal/rail/box glove delivery Transportation, Trucking/drayage, goods, Kitting/pick and packing, car, Labeling/barcoding, Value-add Value-add Services Labeling/barcoding, Reverse logistics Services (returns/repairs), Shipping/port acces- 150 Stewart Pkwy Ability/Tri-Modal and City sible, Value-add Services A. Hartrodt Greensboro, GA 30642-1262 2011 E Carson St 11411 NW 107th St, Ste 6 (866) 843-3827 Ext 118 Carson, CA 90810-1223 Miami, FL 33178-4063 www.a2bf.com (310) 522-5506 ext.133 6301 New Cold Mill Road (786) 671-7970 CONTACT: Ayal Latz www.trimodal.com Edgemere, MD 21219 CONTACT: Michael Kelso (410) 327-2931 [email protected] www.accessworld.com CONTACT: Frans Zwanenburg 18101 E. Colfax Ave ACCEM Warehouse [email protected] Aurora, CO 80011-5107 63 Hook Rd INDUSTRIES SERVED: Foreign Trade (303) 739-2115 Bayonne, NJ 07002-5004 Zone, Freight forwarding/brokering, www.acmedistribution.com (201) 858-3899 Import/export, Intermodal/rail/box CONTACT: Doug Sampson www.accem.com car, Rail, Transportation, Trucking/ [email protected] CONTACT: Jerry Mecca drayage, Value-add Services [email protected] INDUSTRIES SERVED: Alcohol/Tobacco, Apparel, Automotive, INDUSTRIES SERVED: Alcohol/ Accuristix Building materials, Chemical/hazmat, CPG/Personal care products, Tobacco, Apparel, Automotive, 122 Stone Ridge Rd Cross-dock/transload, Distribution, Dry food/temperature-controlled Bonded Warehouse, Building Vaughan, ON L4H 0A5 - materials, Cross-dock/transload, (905) 829-9927 warding/brokering, General Warehousing (public warehousing), Distribution, Electronics/applianc- www.accuristix.com Industrial goods, Intermodal/rail/box car, Just-in-time, Kitting/ es, Freight forwarding/brokering, CONTACT: Andy McMullen pick and packing, Labeling/barcoding, Light manufacturing, General Warehousing (public [email protected] Pharmaceuticals, Polymers, Rail, Reverse logistics (returns/repairs), warehousing), Import/export, Port INDUSTRIES SERVED: Temperature- services, Shipping/port accessible, controlled warehouse - nonfood, Tobacco Only, Transportation, Trucking/drayage, Value-add Services, Transportation, Trucking/drayage Value-add Services White-glove delivery Access Plus Warehouse & Logistics 1420 E Victoria St 70 Driver Road, Unit 1 Carson, CA 90746-7499 Brampton, ON L6T 5V2 supply chain, and service support to over 450 clients in over 18 dif- (310) 661-3060 (905) 564-5656 ferent industry verticals! www.apwl.net www.adlilogistics.com CONTACT: Albert Hakimi CONTACT: Max Greco 4 2020/2021 DIRECTORY OF WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS & PARTNERS IWLA_2020_directory_K.indd 4 6/4/20 5:21 PM IWLA WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS PROVIDERS [email protected] [email protected] Electronics/appliances, Freight for- [email protected] INDUSTRIES SERVED: Building mate- INDUSTRIES SERVED: Distribution, warding/brokering, Industrial goods, INDUSTRIES SERVED: CPG/Personal rials, Chemical/hazmat, Cross-dock/ Intermodal/rail/box car, Just-in-time, care products, Cross-dock/transload, Warehousing (public warehousing), Labeling/barcoding, Light manu- Distribution, Electronics/applianc- Freight forwarding/brokering, Import/export, Just-in-time, Kitting/ facturing, Pharmaceuticals, Rail, es, Just-in-time, Pharmaceuticals, Industrial goods, Kitting/pick and pick and packing, Labeling/bar- Temperature-controlled warehouse Transportation packing, Labeling/barcoding, coding, Reverse logistics (returns/ - nonfood, Trucking/drayage, Value- Pharmaceuticals, Transportation, repairs), Shipping/port accessible, add Services Argents Express Group Trucking/drayage, Value-add Services Tobacco Only, Transportation, Value- 1300 Kirk St add Services Ameri-Connect Freight Elk Grove Village, IL 60007-6741 Advance Distribution Services, Inc. (847) 364-6460 Services, Inc. ALTL, Inc. 2 Kenview Blvd www.argents.com 2349 Millers Ln 3000 Corporate Grove, Brampton, ON L6T 5E4 CONTACT: Tony Chiappetta Louisville, KY 40216-0448 P.O. Box 100 (416) 679-8239 [email protected] (502) 449-1720 Hudsonville, MI 49426-0100 www.ameri-connect.com INDUSTRIES SERVED: Distribution, www.advancedistribution.com (616) 669-6060 CONTACT: Wayne Rodness CONTACT: Mary McDonald www.altl.com [email protected] forwarding/brokering, General [email protected] CONTACT: Sam Williams INDUSTRIES SERVED: Alcohol Only, Warehousing (public warehousing), INDUSTRIES SERVED: Alcohol/ [email protected] Apparel, Automotive, Building mate- Import/export, International, Kitting/ Tobacco, Bonded Warehouse, Dry INDUSTRIES SERVED:
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