ShipTop Expands U.S. Presence with New Fulfillment Center in Washington State

ShipTop Expands U.S. Presence with New Fulfillment Center in Washington State

ShipTop, a Vancouver-based eCommerce logistics provider, has expanded its U.S. operations with the opening of a new fulfillment center in Washington State, strengthening its ability to serve merchants across North America.

Strategic Expansion to Serve U.S. eCommerce Brands

The new facility represents a key step in ShipTop’s effort to scale its presence in the U.S. and better serve a rapidly growing eCommerce market. With rising demand for fast, reliable fulfillment services, this expansion allows ShipTop to offer faster shipping times and improved inventory management to its clients.

According to Ash Jamshidpour, Founder and CEO of ShipTop, the Washington center will allow the company to “empower eCommerce merchants with advanced technology and exceptional customer service.”

Backed by Strategic Investment

This move follows ShipTop’s successful seed funding round in September 2024, during which it raised $500,000 from investors including Dino Verbrugge and Jared Vegosen, co-founders of DV Trading Company. The funding has fueled technological enhancements and enabled ShipTop to expand its physical infrastructure.

Fulfillment for Diverse Product Categories

ShipTop provides tailored 3PL services for brands in categories such as cosmetics and beauty, health and wellness, apparel, home goods, and pet products. Its platform integrates directly with major eCommerce platforms to provide real-time inventory and order tracking, helping over 250 brands streamline operations and delight their customers.

A Win for the Pacific Northwest Logistics Sector

With its new Washington location, ShipTop joins a fast-growing logistics hub in the Pacific Northwest — home to major ports, thriving warehousing networks, and a strong labor market. The move reinforces the company’s commitment to rapid, scalable fulfillment while boosting job creation and supply chain resilience in the region.

This article was adapted from original coverage by the Longview News-Journal.