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We built this list using Fulfill.com's internal placement data from thousands of fulfillment searches, direct conversations with warehouse operators across New Jersey, and feedback from brands we've personally matched with these providers. No 3PL paid to be here. We revisit this list periodically to make sure it still reflects what we're seeing in the market.
The best way to find the right 3PL in New Jersey is through Fulfill.com's free matchmaking service. The "best" 3PL depends entirely on what you ship, how much volume you do, which channels you sell on, and where your customers are — to name a few. The problem is most brands try to figure this out on their own and end up wasting weeks on it. Google is full of paid directories and 3PLs that are better at SEO than fulfillment. Slack and Reddit give you one person's experience. And most "best 3PL" lists online are pay-to-play.
But not this one. We built this list using the same data we use to match brands with 3PLs every day — real placement outcomes, direct operator conversations, and feedback from brands we've personally connected with these providers. No 3PL paid to be here.
While you likely won't find your perfect 3PL fit from scanning through a listicle (even a high-quality one like this), we know some brands want to browse before they talk to anyone. So here are ten New Jersey 3PLs worth looking at:
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Barrett DistributionYour best match might not be on this list
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Find Your New Jersey 3PL →Why is New Jersey such a popular state for 3PL warehouses?
New Jersey sits right next to the Port of New York and New Jersey, the largest port complex on the East Coast. Ground shipping from central NJ reaches about 30% of the US population within a one-day transit window, and the majority of the country within two days. That geography, combined with relatively available warehouse space compared to the five boroughs, makes it one of the top fulfillment hubs in the country.
What types of products are New Jersey 3PLs best suited for?
Pretty much everything. The 3PLs on this list cover apparel, cosmetics, supplements, food & beverage, electronics, home goods, and more. NJ also has a strong concentration of food-grade and climate-controlled facilities -- companies like Royal Packaging, Eworld Fulfillment, and Go Ship -- which is useful if your product has temperature or compliance requirements.
Can I use a New Jersey 3PL for Amazon FBA prep?
Yes. Several 3PLs on this list handle FBA prep directly, including Awesome Solutions (which started as an FBA prep center), Snapple Solutions, and Iron Link Logistics. They'll receive your inventory, label and prep it to Amazon's specs, and ship it into FBA fulfillment centers. Some also support FBM and SFP if you want to keep inventory outside Amazon's ecosystem.
Do New Jersey 3PLs handle B2B and retail distribution, or just DTC?
Most of the larger ones handle both. Barrett Distribution, Fidelitone, and Iron Link Logistics all run omnichannel operations that include B2B retail distribution with EDI compliance. Smaller, DTC-focused providers like Fetch Fulfillment and Ship Flow tend to concentrate on ecommerce orders. It depends on your channel mix.
How fast can a New Jersey 3PL ship orders to the East Coast?
Most customers on the East Coast -- from Maine to Virginia -- will see one- or two-day ground delivery from a central NJ warehouse. That's without paying for expedited shipping. Providers like Iron Link Logistics offer same-day order fulfillment, meaning orders placed in the morning go out the same day, which keeps those transit times tight.
What industries work best with New Jersey 3PLs?
Any brand shipping to the East Coast and Midwest benefits, but it's especially common in apparel, supplements, food & beverage, cosmetics, and home goods. NJ's proximity to the port also makes it a strong hub for brands importing from Europe or Asia via the Atlantic.
Barrett Distribution runs a true omnichannel operation out of multiple facilities nationwide, including their New Jersey location. They build custom logistics solutions from the ground up — DTC, B2B, Amazon, marketplace — rather than forcing brands into a cookie-cutter setup, which makes them a strong fit for mid-market and enterprise companies with complex fulfillment needs. They have a full team dedicated to data analytics and inventory visibility and they handle product customization like laser engraving, embroidery, and screen printing in-house. Core verticals include home goods, cosmetics, and apparel. At Fulfill.com, we recently placed a mid-market kitchenware brand with Barrett and the feedback on their customer service was some of the best we've received.
View Barrett Distribution on Fulfill.com →Fidelitone's Logan Township facility is their newest location, purpose-built to serve the Northeast corridor and give brands faster ground shipping coverage up and down the East Coast. They run omnichannel fulfillment across ecommerce, B2B, and retail, and they're one of the better 3PLs we've seen at adapting to unusual client requirements rather than trying to squeeze every brand into the same workflow. Their dedicated transportation management department negotiates carrier rates across the full network, which tends to benefit higher-volume shippers. We've had a lot of success at Fulfill.com placing brands with Fidelitone when projects have unique or customized requirements. They generally work best with brands doing 3,000+ orders per month.
View Fidelitone on Fulfill.com →eWorld Fulfillment has been growing fast and their New Jersey facility gives them a strong East Coast presence alongside locations in Florida, Nevada, and Texas. The big draw here is climate-controlled storage — if you're shipping supplements, cosmetics, or food & beverage products that can't sit in a hot warehouse in July, that matters. They also handle kitting, labeling, and cross-docking. It's a straightforward operation that does the temperature-sensitive stuff well, which is harder to find than you'd think in the NJ market.
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eWorld Fulfillment holds a perfect 5.0 rating across five verified reviews on Fulfill.com. Reviewers consistently mention fast shipping, responsive customer service, and long-term reliability — multiple brands have worked with them for five to seven years. One reviewer credited eWorld with being "instrumental in helping me grow my business," and several highlight their Shopify and Amazon integration as a strong point.
Snapl Solutions is headquartered in New Jersey and got their start as food & beverage specialists — it's the core of what they do. They've since expanded into more general fulfillment, but that F&B expertise gives them an edge when it comes to handling requirements like lot tracking, expiration management, and FDA compliance. They run a solid mix of DTC, B2B, and FBA prep, with a newer facility in Massachusetts for brands that want East Coast coverage beyond just the mid-Atlantic. If your product goes in someone's mouth, these are good people to talk to.
View Snapl Solutions on Fulfill.com →Fetch Fulfillment is based in Lakewood and is one of the most tech-forward 3PLs on the Fulfill.com network. They specialize in small product fulfillment (think jewelry, cosmetics, apparel accessories, etc) and they're built for high-volume DTC. Their internal motto centers on transparency and being "brutally honest," which sounds like marketing until you actually work with them and realize they'll tell you when something isn't working. They do a ton of kitting and assembly work, too, so subscription boxes and bundled product sets are well within their wheelhouse.
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Browse the Fulfill.com 3PL Directory →Awesome Solutions started life as an FBA prep center out of their Piscataway facility and has grown quickly into full DTC and Amazon fulfillment. TikTok Shop fulfillment is a big part of what they do now, which puts them ahead of a lot of NJ 3PLs that still haven't figured out that channel. They handle kitting and subscription box fulfillment on top of the marketplace work. Their tech stack is solid for a company that's scaled this fast and they're picking up new verticals regularly. A good fit for brands selling across Amazon and social commerce simultaneously.
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Awesome Solutions has a 5.0 rating across two verified reviews on Fulfill.com. Both reviewers call out strong communication and fast turnaround. One brand that had used other 3PLs previously called Awesome Solutions "far superior," and the other praised their quick shipping and customer service.
Royal Packaging operates over 500,000 square feet between their Ottawa, New Jersey and Bell, California facilities — all of it food-grade certified. That's a meaningful amount of compliant warehouse space. They offer warehousing, fulfillment, repacking, bulk transferring, cross-docking, and local delivery services, which makes them particularly useful for food & beverage brands that need product reformatted or relabeled before going to retail or DTC. If you're moving large quantities of consumable goods through the Northeast and need a partner that won't cut corners on food safety, Royal Packaging is worth a conversation.
View Royal Packaging on Fulfill.com →ShipFlow is a boutique 3PL in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The founder previously ran a women's footwear brand and worked with 3PLs from the brand side, then built ShipFlow to be the kind of partner they wished they'd had. That shows up in how they handle things — strong inventory tracking, direct communication through Slack or other real-time channels, and a genuine understanding of what apparel and footwear brands need from a fulfillment partner. They're smaller and more hands-on, which is exactly the right fit for fashion brands that need someone who actually cares about their product.
View ShipFlow on Fulfill.com →IronLink Logistics has a large East Coast facility in Florence, NJ with additional locations in Ontario and Perris, California. They have a strong WMS and some hands-on customer service teams on the DTC side, and they handle a significant amount of B2B as well. They support a wide variety of product verticals including fashion, electronics, food & beverage, and home goods. They're FDA registered and offer same-day order fulfillment with discounted shipping rates through carrier partnerships.
View Iron Link Logistics on Fulfill.com →Ghost Ship operates out of Warren, New Jersey and takes a different approach to food & beverage fulfillment — they were inspired by the ghost kitchen model, which means they're built from the ground up for food handling rather than being a general warehouse that added a cooler. They cover ambient, temperature-controlled, and refrigerated storage, so they can handle shelf-stable snacks and cold-chain products under the same roof. If you're a food & beverage brand that's outgrown self-fulfillment but isn't big enough for the massive cold chain operators, Ghost Ship fills that gap well.
View Ghost Ship on Fulfill.com →Mobix Logistics operates from California and South Carolina, and their background sets them apart — their parent company is an actual furniture brand. That means they know enterprise big and bulky fulfillment from the inside out, not just as a service offering. They also run their own ocean freight department with drayage from nearby ports, which is a major plus for brands importing product. Beyond furniture, they handle apparel for some large retailers, including a top-selling Walmart brand.
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Verde Fulfillment operates 11 warehouses spread across Boise, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Memphis, and Rochester. Their proprietary tech stack and aggressive shipping rates on both small parcel and freight make them a strong mid-market option. They have solid EDI capabilities for B2B retail and can analyze a brand's shipping heat map to recommend the best warehouse placement. At Fulfill.com, we've matched them with games and food and beverage brands looking for wide geographic coverage.
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Pyvott Fulfillment operates out of Utah and Indianapolis. They specialize in cosmetics and nutraceutical brands but also handle a lot of subscription box fulfillment. They support DTC, Amazon, and B2B channels. We've seen them work well with a popular nutrition brand, and they're a good fit for brands in those product categories that want hands-on warehouse support.
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AP Express runs fulfillment out of California and Las Vegas, with a focus on enterprise-level operations across DTC, B2B, and Amazon channels. They've built a reputation with brands that ship oversized and heavy products — think ice baths and fitness equipment — but they're just as capable with smaller SKUs like apparel. Their West Coast footprint makes them a strong pick for brands that need fast ground coverage across the western US.
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Komar Distribution has owned and operated their own apparel brands for over a hundred years and also runs a 3PL out of California, Georgia, and Oklahoma. Their Inland Empire facilities in Perris and Eastvale sit close to the Ports of Long Beach and LA, which helps with imported goods. They use robotics and handle both B2C and B2B retail with strong retailer compliance.
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Mobix Logistics operates from California and South Carolina, and their background sets them apart — their parent company is an actual furniture brand. That means they know enterprise big and bulky fulfillment from the inside out, not just as a service offering. They also run their own ocean freight department with drayage from nearby ports, which is a major plus for brands importing product. Beyond furniture, they handle apparel for some large retailers, including a top-selling Walmart brand.
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Stord runs a national 3PL with facilities all over the country, and they've made several acquisitions recently so some locations are owned by Stord while others follow more of a 4PL model. They built their own warehouse management system, which is one of their main differentiators for high-volume omnichannel brands growing from D2C into B2B retail. Their national footprint gives them strong buying power on carrier rates, which helps brands save on shipping.
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da Vinci Micro Fulfillment runs a network of small fulfillment centers spread across the country, and they work best with brands that have a low SKU count but high order volume and want to spread inventory across multiple locations to get orders to customers faster. They were one of the first 3PLs to fully integrate with Amazon and have strong seller fulfilled prime capabilities. Their CEO, Corey, is a well-respected industry veteran.
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Green Wave Electronics has five locations across the country, with Atlanta being one of their larger facilities, and they handle a lot of electronics fulfillment along with solid returns and refurbishment services. We've had success placing a trampoline brand with them at Fulfill.com, and they work with several other product types too. They offer seller fulfilled prime at all their locations, which lets brands keep the Prime badge without using Amazon FBA.
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GoBolt runs fulfillment operations in both the US and Canada with a focus on being environmentally conscious and working toward carbon neutrality. They operate their own fleet for transportation, also use third-party carriers, and work best with high-volume omnichannel brands in retail and D2C. For enterprise brands, having a Canadian location is a big benefit because it removes the need to deal with international shipping from the US to Canada.
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DP Wagner owns and operates several of their own brands as a manufacturer, and their main focus is retail and B2B fulfillment. Retailer compliance is their bread and butter, and they help brands expand into new retail accounts using the relationships they've built with retailers and manufacturers. They also handle D2C fulfillment, but they work best with brands that already have a strong retail or Amazon presence.
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Upswing Fulfillment has locations in Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia, and their spread across the central and eastern US lets them reach most of the population quickly. Apparel is one of their main strengths, but they also handle subscription boxes, health and beauty products, kitting, returns, and Amazon FBA prep. They have some experience with oversized products like furniture as well.
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Every 3PL on this list has been vetted through the Fulfill.com network. We didn't compile this from directories or paid placements — these are providers our team has spoken with directly, placed brands with, or evaluated through our matching process. The selection reflects real operational knowledge, not surface-level research.
We started with placement data. Our matching platform tracks which 3PLs brands choose, how those relationships perform over time, and where things go wrong. For this New Jersey list, we looked at providers with active NJ facilities who have successfully onboarded brands through Fulfill.com, along with those our logistics team has evaluated through direct conversations and facility reviews.
From there, we filtered for range. A good regional list needs to cover different specializations — food & beverage, apparel, Amazon FBA, climate-controlled, high-volume DTC — because brands searching for a NJ 3PL aren't all looking for the same thing. We made sure the final ten represent genuinely different capabilities rather than ten versions of the same generic warehouse.
We also weighted consistency. A 3PL that does great work for six months and then falls apart isn't useful to anyone. We favored providers with a track record of reliable service, clear communication, and the ability to scale alongside brands as they grow. Where we had direct brand feedback (positive or negative) that factored into who made the cut and who didn't.
Pricing varies a lot depending on your order volume, SKU count, storage needs, and how much handling your product requires. Most NJ 3PLs charge a combination of storage fees (per pallet or per cubic foot), pick-and-pack fees (per order plus per item), and shipping costs. Expect to pay somewhere between $3 and $7 per order for basic pick-and-pack on a standard DTC shipment, but food-grade storage, kitting, or custom packaging will push that higher. The best way to get real numbers is to request quotes from two or three providers with your actual order data.
If you're importing goods from overseas, having your 3PL close to the port saves time and money on drayage -- the short-haul trucking from port to warehouse. Providers like Iron Link Logistics in Florence and Royal Packaging in Ottawa are both within easy reach of the port complex. That means your containers get unloaded and into inventory faster, which matters a lot during peak season when port congestion can delay inland shipments by days.
Onboarding usually takes two to four weeks, depending on your SKU count and integration requirements. You'll need to connect your ecommerce platform or marketplace accounts to the 3PL's WMS, ship in initial inventory, and confirm that orders flow through correctly. Some providers like Fidelitone work well with brands that have customized or complicated setups. Simpler operations -- say a Shopify store with 50 SKUs -- can sometimes be live in under two weeks.
A NJ warehouse alone will cover the East Coast and Midwest efficiently, but West Coast orders will hit three- to five-day ground transit times. Several providers on this list have bicoastal setups: Barrett Distribution, Iron Link Logistics, Royal Packaging, and Eworld Fulfillment all have California or Western facilities in addition to NJ. Splitting inventory across two locations is the standard approach if you need two-day ground coverage nationwide.
If you're selling consumable products -- food, supplements, beverages, pet food -- then yes, you should be working with a facility that meets those standards. In New Jersey, Royal Packaging has fully food-grade certified space, Iron Link Logistics is FDA registered, and Go Ship is purpose-built for food & beverage with multiple temperature zones. Selling consumables out of a non-compliant warehouse is a liability issue waiting to happen.
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Get Listed on Fulfill.com →Iron Mountain's logistics division handles fulfillment as part of a much larger global company with a ton of locations in the US and internationally, which makes them a good fit for brands looking to scale. They handle ecommerce and omnichannel fulfillment across many industries including medical devices, and they can also work with bulkier products and retail orders. They build pretty customized solutions for each brand, and we've heard great feedback from their team.
Savannah River Fulfillment runs a fast-growing operation out of Savannah, Georgia, and they've added locations in Reno, Nevada and Pennsylvania over the last couple of years. They handle a lot of cosmetics, can work with hazmat products, and cover D2C, B2B, and Amazon fulfillment. We've personally placed cosmetics brands with them at Fulfill.com, and spreading inventory across their three locations helps brands get orders out faster and save on carrier costs.
Best for Enterprise & Retail Distribution
Komar Distribution Services is an enterprise-grade 3PL built by brand operators with over a century of product manufacturing and distribution experience. Their 760,000 sq ft LEED-certified facility near Savannah features T-Sort robotic automation and an activated Foreign Trade Zone — a rare combination that reduces duties and customs complexity for brands importing through the Port of Savannah. With 99.98% on-time shipping and 99.95% inventory accuracy, Komar delivers the reliability that large retail operations demand.
2.2M sq ft company-owned
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99.98% on-time shipping
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How much does a 3PL in New Jersey cost?
There's no single answer to how much a 3PL in New Jersey costs, and that's actually the problem. Most brands start their 3PL search by comparing per-order rates, but the cheapest option often means corners get cut on accuracy, communication, or tech. We've seen brands lose five to six figures switching away from a bad-fit 3PL they chose on price alone — between onboarding time, mislabeled inventory, and months of customer service issues. The better move is to match based on what you actually ship and how you sell it. Fulfill.com's matchmaking app does that for free and most brands get their personalized 3PL matches within a few days.
Which New Jersey 3PLs are best for ecommerce fulfillment?
Most of the 3PLs on this list handle ecommerce, but the right one depends on your setup. Fetch Fulfillment is built for high-volume DTC with small products like jewelry and cosmetics. Awesome Solutions is strong on Amazon FBA and TikTok Shop. Fidelitone and Barrett Distribution handle more complex omnichannel operations where you're selling DTC, B2B, and retail at the same time. If you need climate-controlled storage for supplements or food & beverage, eWorld Fulfillment and Ghost Ship both have that. For apparel brands, ShipFlow was built by someone who ran a footwear brand and knows what fashion sellers need. Fulfill.com's matchmaking service can help you sort through the options based on your volume and channel mix — free for brands.
How long does it take to onboard with a New Jersey 3PL?
Most DTC brands running Shopify or Amazon are live and shipping within two to four weeks. That covers connecting your platform to the 3PL's WMS, sending in inventory, and confirming orders flow correctly. If you need custom EDI connections, retail compliance, or have regulated products like supplements, plan for six to twelve weeks. The biggest variable is how clean your product data is before you start. Fidelitone is one New Jersey provider on this list that handles complicated onboarding setups well.
