Our Order Fulfillment & Kitting division provides packaging and pick-and-pack order fulfillment services with a high level of accuracy and a quick turn-around.

Case Study 1: Promotional Kits

A packaged goods manufacturer who frequently uses sampling programs asked us to help with promotional kits. We provided collating, kitting, and packing of the promotional materials and supplies for distribution direct to demonstrators, demonstration agencies, and stores. The promotional kits included sample products, special signage, aprons, coupons, cups, napkins, and other materials that the in-store demonstrators may require. We manage the distribution Distribution takes place via UPS, FedEx, common carrier, or any air courier service. Other industries that this division serves are equipment and parts manufacturers.

Case Study 2: Repackaging

Many customers ask us for repackaging services, where items are received in bulk and repackaged as smaller quantities into printable or non-printable sealed bags per their needs. For example, we receive nuts and bolts in bulk and then repackage into bags with item specifics, finishing by re-casing them and sending to client’s desired destinations or warehousing at our facility. Our warehouse is FDA-registered, which makes it suitable for handling and storing shelf-stable packaged food products.

We offer flexible storage, order fulfillment, and repackaging solutions. We work with a broad range of inventory items including equipment parts, printed materials, coupons, display signage, and premium branded items such as apparel, backpacks, stickers, magnets, key chains, coffee mugs, and golf balls. We receive orders electronically or by mail; we use “best way” logistics practices for fulfillment. Often, inventory is received in bulk and repackaged in smaller quantities or bundles to meet order specifications that are custom to each individual order. We work strategically with clients to offer a transitional warehousing environment that facilitates depletion of legacy printed materials while enabling the client to transition to Print-On-Demand once depletion of stored materials is complete.