I recently looked at PNW Warehousing’s retail distribution solutions page and was pleasantly surprised. Their setup near major ports and railroads gives serious logistical credibility. For retail brands juggling multiple SKUs and store drops, having a partner who can manage inventory, consolidate shipments, and hit “retailer ready” specs is a lifesaver. They seem to understand retail compliance, lead times, and seasonal demands. If you’re a retail brand trying to streamline your supply chain, this might be a provider worth considering.
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I was checking out a logistics provider that’s set up close to some major ports and rail lines, and it got me thinking — how much of a difference does location really make for retail distribution? Like, if your warehouse partner is strategically positioned for imports and domestic shipping, does that actually translate into faster turnaround times and lower costs, or is the tech and coordination side more important nowadays?