Pallet Rework and Re stacking

Pallet Rework and Restacking involves inspecting and sorting pallets to identify damaged or unstable units, separating those that can be reused from those requiring repair. The next step is carefully disassembling non-compliant pallets to salvage usable components. Damaged parts are then replaced or repaired, and the pallets are reassembled to meet quality and safety standards. Finally, the reworked pallets are securely restacked to ensure stability during storage or transportation, optimizing efficiency and reducing waste. This process helps maintain inventory quality while minimizing costs. Let me know if you need further details!

Storage

• Short-Term and Long-Term Storage: Flexible options catering to your storage duration, from short-term solutions for a few days to long-term arrangements spanning several years.
• Customized Warehousing Strategies: Tailored approaches to meet your product needs, including climate-controlled storage for temperature-sensitive items, ensuring optimal conditions.
• Integrated Logistics Solutions: Comprehensive offerings such as pick and pack, order fulfillment, and distribution services, seamlessly integrated to streamline your operations.

Cross-Docking Services

• Receiving: Unload goods from inbound delivery vehicles at our facility.
• Sorting and Processing: Our team swiftly organizes goods for the next step.
• Direct Transfer: Immediately transfer goods to outbound transportation vehicles.
• Dispatch: Promptly dispatch outbound vehicles for on-time delivery.
• We operate under logistics best practices aligned with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, ensuring safe and compliant freight handling.

Load Consolidation

Consolidation in logistics refers to combining multiple small shipments into a singular large shipment for international transportation. It is challenging for shippers to transport small shipments without incurring a high cost, and not all logistics service providers take responsibility for small shipments

Reverse logistics

Reverse logistics is the process of moving goods from their final destination back to the seller or manufacturer. It's essentially the opposite of traditional forward logistics, which focuses on moving products from the origin to the consumer. Common examples include product returns, recycling, refurbishment, and repair. 

Drayage

Drayage services transport cargo, like containers, short distances within ports or nearby areas, linking ports, rail yards, and warehouses. Using trucks, drayage speeds up supply chains, reduces storage costs, and eases port congestion. For example, it moves goods from the Port of Los Angeles to a rail terminal.