Industries
Industries we handle
Our registrations make us a natural home for food, beverage and supplement brands. Our hand-assembly work makes us a natural home for beauty, apparel and toys.
Food & beverage
Shelf-stable food and drink, under California food warehousing registration.
See details →Supplements & nutraceuticals
An FDA-registered facility, Amazon date marking, bundles and subscriptions.
See details →Beauty & personal care
Fragile, high-value, gift-ready product and the PR boxes that launch it.
See details →Apparel & accessories
Size-and-color SKU depth, folding and poly bagging, ticketing and returns.
See details →Electronics
Devices and accessories with lithium batteries, shipped domestically and internationally, with serialized inventory and returns evaluation available.
Electronics fulfillment →Toys, collectibles & general merchandise
Seasonal peaks, floor-ready retail packs and displays, collectible drops.
See details →What actually differs between categories
| Category | The thing that matters most | Where brands get hurt |
|---|---|---|
| Supplements | Lot and expiration control, FEFO picking, an FDA-registered facility | A 3PL that cannot trace a lot when a recall happens |
| Food & beverage | State food warehousing registration, pest control, separation | Discovering the warehouse is not registered after a retailer asks |
| Organic | An unbroken, documented handling chain | A certifier declining to extend certification through an unregistered facility |
| Beauty | Fragility, gift-ready pack-outs, PR and influencer kits | Damage in transit and unboxing that does not match the brand |
| Apparel & accessories | SKU depth across size and color, folding, ticketing, returns | Return volumes nobody staffed for |
| Electronics | Battery classification, serialized stock, returns evaluation | Finding out your 3PL will not ship lithium cells |
| Toys & collectibles | Seasonality, retail packs, display assembly, condition on arrival | Q4 volume that nobody planned for |
Tell us what you make.
The right answer depends far more on your product than on your order count. If you would rather read first, the FAQ covers what we will and will not take on.