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You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Greenville. That might sound strange.  After all, Greenville has some nice benefits: Close to the Port of Charleston, a major East Coast port with deepwater access and extensive container handling capabilities Strategically located on the East Coast with access to major Southeast markets and growing populations Score 2 … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Madison. That might sound strange.  After all, Madison has some nice benefits: Close access to major Midwest markets (Chicago, Minneapolis), and a significant portion of the U.S. population is within a day’s drive Competitive tax structure, with a lower-than-average corporate and sales tax rate Score 2 points for … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Baton Rouge. That might sound strange.  After all, Baton Rouge has some nice benefits: Port of New Orleans is a key global trade gateway. Mississippi River access for cost-effective barge transport. Score 2 points for a Baton Rouge 3PL, right? Maybe. But consider total cost of fulfillment. Port … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in St. Paul. That might sound strange.  After all, St. Paul has some nice benefits: Central location with access to major Midwest markets and Canada. Strong transportation infrastructure, including rail lines, highways, and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Score 2 points for a St. Paul 3PL, right? Maybe. But … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Cincinnati. That might sound strange.  After all, Cincinnati has some nice benefits: Located within a day’s drive of over half of the U.S. population and Canadian markets. Competitive tax structure, including no inventory tax and various incentives for businesses. Score 2 points for a Cincinnati 3PL, right? Maybe. … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Minneapolis. That might sound strange.  After all, Minneapolis has some nice benefits: Central location with access to major Midwest markets and Canada. Strong transportation infrastructure, including rail lines, highways, and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Score 2 points for a Minneapolis 3PL, right? Maybe. But consider total cost … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Richmond. That might sound strange.  After all, Richmond has some nice benefits: Port of Norfolk is one of the largest in the country, with deepwater access and extensive container handling capabilities Strategic location with access to major East Coast markets and population centers Score 2 points for a … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Virginia Beach. That might sound strange.  After all, Virginia Beach has some nice benefits: Port of Norfolk is one of the largest in the country, with deepwater access and extensive container handling capabilities Strategic location with access to major East Coast markets and population centers Score 2 points … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Oklahoma City. That might sound strange.  After all, Oklahoma City has some nice benefits: Affordable industrial real estate, low utility costs, and potential for tax incentives. Located reasonably close to major markets in the Midwest, South, and Southwest. Score 2 points for an Oklahoma City 3PL, right? Maybe. … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in St. Louis. That might sound strange.  After all, St. Louis has some nice benefits: Central location with convenient access to major Midwest and Southern markets. Business-friendly environment with competitive operating costs. Score 2 points for a St. Louis 3PL, right? Maybe. But consider total cost of fulfillment. Port … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Tulsa. That might sound strange.  After all, Tulsa has some nice benefits: Affordable industrial real estate, low utility costs, and potential for tax incentives. Located reasonably close to major markets in the Midwest, South, and Southwest. Score 2 points for a Tulsa 3PL, right? Maybe. But consider total … Read more

You probably shouldn’t have a 3PL in Milwaukee. That might sound strange.  After all, Milwaukee has some nice benefits: Close access to major Midwest markets (Chicago, Minneapolis), and a significant portion of the U.S. population is within a day’s drive Competitive tax structure, with a lower-than-average corporate and sales tax rate Score 2 points for … Read more