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Consumer Packaged Goods Logistics

Fast-moving products.
One connected operating plan.

Coordinate cases, pallets, parcels, retailer preparation and promotional configurations across the channels your catalogue serves.

Consumer packaged goods moving through a coordinated warehouse and distribution operation

One CPG operation

Warehouse to shelf, parcel or pallet.

100+

Carrier partners

05

Warehouse locations

250k+

Sq. ft. available

CA · US

North American reach

One connected CPG flow

One catalogue. Parcels, cases and pallets.

The same SKU may leave as an individual direct order, an inner case, a retail carton, a promotional configuration or part of a pallet. Keep inventory position, channel allocation and order preparation connected as the handling unit changes.

01

Position inventory

Receive and locate SKUs, cases and pallets with the applicable status information.

02

Allocate by demand

Reserve stock around retail, wholesale, marketplace and direct-order priorities.

03

Prepare the movement

Build the parcel, case or pallet and connect it to the applicable order and shipment status.

Potential programs include household products, personal care, beauty, health and wellness, pet products, packaged food and beverages, and other consumer goods. Fit is confirmed from the actual product profile.

An associate allocating consumer packaged goods across several outbound order flows
Consumer products being assembled into promotional packs and retailer-ready cases

Retail & promotional preparation

Change the configuration before the product reaches the dock.

Retail orders and promotional programs can require different case packs, labels, presentation, documents and pallet arrangements. Translate the supplied specification into repeatable work close to the inventory.

Destination requirements

Review the purchase order, routing, carton, pallet and delivery instructions.

Product configuration

Build multi-packs, bundles, samples, inserts, displays or promotional packs.

Release preparation

Apply the agreed identification, supporting documents and finished-output checks.

Distribution by shipment size

From one parcel to a replenishment program.

Move direct orders by parcel, retail and wholesale cases through the appropriate network, palletized orders by LTL, and larger replenishment or launch volumes by full truckload. The mode follows the order profile, destination and timing requirement.

Plan inventory, preparation, labour and transportation around promotions, holiday demand, new retailer launches and temporary volume changes before the campaign reaches the warehouse.

Small parcel

Direct-to-consumer orders and smaller carton movements.

Cases and pallets

Retail, wholesale, distributor and store-replenishment demand.

LTL and full truckload

Partial-load and larger replenishment movements.

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Parcels, cases and pallets staged for consumer product distribution
Returned consumer products being reviewed and separated by disposition

CPG returns & reverse logistics

Give every returned unit a defined next step.

Receive and identify the returned product, review its packaging and condition, then apply the brand’s rule for restock, repackage, hold or another disposition. Product category and condition determine whether inventory can become available again.

01

Identify

Connect the returned unit to its order and product information.

02

Review

Assess condition against the supplied inspection and disposition rule.

03

Route and update

Restock only when permitted; otherwise repackage, hold or follow another agreed path.

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CPG logistics FAQ

Questions before products move.

The product, catalogue and channel mix determine the right operation. These are the common starting questions.