Weber Logistics Expands 3PL Operations to Atlanta, Seattle, and New Jersey

Weber Logistics Expands 3PL Operations to Atlanta, Seattle, and New Jersey

Weber Logistics is expanding beyond its California base to launch third-party logistics operations in Atlanta, Seattle, and Northern New Jersey. The move, announced on August 21, 2025, reflects growing customer demand for a single, scalable logistics partner that can support national supply chains.

Meeting Customer Demand

“For decades, our clients have relied on Weber for dependable port-to-shelf logistics across the West Coast,” said Maurice Joseph, President & COO of Weber Logistics. “Today, they’re asking for that same level of service in the East and South—and we’re answering the call.”

Weber’s expansion marks a strategic shift, bringing its integrated 3PL services closer to major population hubs and port gateways. By entering the East Coast and Pacific Northwest, Weber aims to extend its customer-first logistics model to new regions while maintaining its West Coast leadership.

Expanded Services

The new facilities in Atlanta, Seattle, and New Jersey will provide full 3PL product distribution and transportation services, with capabilities that include:

• Temperature-controlled logistics
• Hazmat handling and compliance
• Nationwide product transportation and delivery

This move underscores a broader logistics trend: brands want fewer, trusted providers who can offer both regional expertise and scalable nationwide coverage.

A Century of Experience

Founded more than a century ago, Weber Logistics has built a reputation for premium-service logistics across industries including consumer packaged goods, retail, food, confectionery, and chemical logistics. With 13 high-volume omni-channel distribution centers, a robust drayage operation, and a fleet of dry and refrigerated trucks, Weber integrates warehousing and transportation into a complete port-to-consumer solution.

Industry Outlook

Weber’s expansion mirrors growing demand among shippers for 3PL partners with multi-regional presence, offering flexibility and faster service while reducing supply chain risk. By extending its footprint to the East and South, Weber is positioning itself as a true national provider, blending its West Coast heritage with new market coverage.

For more information, visit weberlogistics.com.