Shipping from Harrisburg allows you to utilize Zone 1 and 2 rates for almost the entire Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Because FedEx and UPS have major regional sortation hubs within minutes of Harrisburg, late-night pickups are standard, allowing you to process orders as late as 8:00 PM and still achieve next-day delivery to major cities.

The Harrisburg-Carlisle corridor has one of the highest concentrations of AIB and SQF-certified warehouses in the country. Many 3PLs here specialize in "high-velocity cross-docking" for groceries, ensuring that perishables moving from the Midwest or Southern ports reach East Coast shelves with minimal transit time.

Yes. Harrisburg is a primary node for Amazon’s own fulfillment network. Local 3PLs are experts in FBA Prep (labeling and kitting) and can often "dray" or shuttle pallets to Amazon's massive York or Robbinsville sortation centers in under an hour, significantly reducing "inbound-to-live" times.

Many of the larger facilities in the Harrisburg area feature indoor rail spurs. This allows for the direct unloading of railcars inside the building, protecting moisture-sensitive cargo and eliminating the cost of draying containers from a rail yard to a separate warehouse.