A growing third‑party logistics (3PL) provider has opened a new 88,000 ft² (8,175 m²) fulfilment facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, marking a significant expansion of its U.S. network and capacity to handle increased order volumes from both domestic and international customers.
The new hub will help the logistics provider better serve clients in direct‑to‑consumer (DTC) and business‑to‑business (B2B) channels, with the location strategically positioned to shorten delivery times and support coast‑to‑coast fulfilment. A second facility in Kentucky is planned for 2026, which together with the Utah site aims to provide full nationwide coverage and more flexible service options for growing retailers.
According to company leadership, the expansion responds to a notable uptick in brands entering the U.S. market, particularly European businesses seeking scalable fulfilment partners that can deliver integrated logistics support across regions. The Salt Lake City facility also supports U.S. retailers shifting from pure DTC fulfilment to broader B2B distribution models, requiring partners that can adapt to both channels seamlessly.
The logistics provider has strengthened its U.S. presence in recent years, with a 25 % increase in headcount in the last 12 months and projected further growth of about 20 % in 2026 as new facilities come online. Expanded partnerships with a range of brands — including nutrition, apparel and consumer goods companies — underscore rising demand for outsourced fulfilment capabilities tailored to e‑commerce and omnichannel supply chains.
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