LOKI Expands New Jersey Warehousing and Logistics Operations With 102,000-Square-Foot East Brunswick Facility

Oct 28, 2026

Businesses across the United States are placing greater importance on reliable warehouse space, inventory management, fulfillment, and distribution as supply chains become more complex and customer expectations continue to change.

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Businesses across the United States are placing greater importance on reliable warehouse space, inventory management, fulfillment, and distribution as supply chains become more complex and customer expectations continue to change.

LOKI is helping businesses manage these needs through its warehousing, fulfillment, transportation, and supply chain services, with a strong focus on providing flexible warehouse solutions for companies operating across the U.S.

The company's main warehousing operation is a 102,000-square-foot facility in East Brunswick, New Jersey, with 18 dock doors and a location approximately 45 minutes from New York City. The facility gives businesses access to warehouse space in a strategic Northeast location while supporting distribution to customers and business locations across the region.

3PL Warehousing in New Jersey

For businesses expanding their operations, choosing the right warehouse location can affect inventory availability, fulfillment times, transportation, and distribution costs.

New Jersey is an important logistics market because of its proximity to New York City and major population centers throughout the Northeast. For companies looking for a 3PL warehouse in New Jersey, having inventory positioned close to key markets can make it easier to manage orders and distribution.

LOKI provides 3PL warehousing services in New Jersey, including storage, inventory management, order fulfillment, kitting, and distribution support.

The company works with ecommerce, DTC, B2B, retail, and other businesses that need warehouse space and logistics support as their operations grow.

Warehousing Beyond Storage

A modern warehouse needs to do more than store products.

Businesses need accurate inventory records, organized receiving and storage processes, efficient order fulfillment, and reliable communication throughout the logistics operation.

LOKI uses modern warehouse management technology to provide clients with inventory visibility and support accurate fulfillment across multiple sales channels.

These capabilities allow businesses to outsource important warehouse functions while maintaining visibility into their inventory and fulfillment operations.

Companies need more than a warehouse that simply stores inventory. They need a logistics partner that communicates clearly, understands their operations, responds quickly, and takes ownership when something needs attention. That’s the kind of logistics partnership we’re building at LOKI.

Warehousing and Fulfillment for Multiple Channels

Businesses today may sell through several channels at the same time, including ecommerce websites, marketplaces, retail stores, and B2B sales.

Managing inventory across these channels requires warehouse processes that can support different order types and distribution requirements.

LOKI provides multi-channel fulfillment services alongside its warehousing and inventory management capabilities. This allows businesses to keep their inventory in one logistics operation while supporting orders across different sales channels.

Its services can include receiving, storage, inventory management, pick and pack, kitting, fulfillment, and distribution.

Connecting Warehousing With Transportation

Warehousing is closely connected to transportation. After inventory is received and stored, products need to reach retailers, distribution centers, businesses, or individual customers.

LOKI combines its warehousing services with transportation capabilities, including LTL shipping services and truckload services, dedicated fleet resources, real-time shipment tracking, and cross-docking services.

This gives businesses the option to manage warehousing and transportation through one logistics provider rather than coordinating multiple companies for different parts of the supply chain.

For businesses expanding their distribution networks, having warehousing and transportation capabilities under one provider can simplify logistics management and communication.

Supporting Businesses Across the U.S.

While its New Jersey warehouse provides a strategic base for Northeast distribution, LOKI also supports businesses through operations and partner locations across multiple U.S. markets.

The company's services cover warehousing, inventory management, fulfillment, transportation, distribution, cross-docking, and specialized freight requirements.

This range of services allows businesses to work with one logistics provider as their requirements change, whether they need additional warehouse capacity, fulfillment support, transportation, or broader distribution services.

A Practical Approach to Third-Party Logistics

Choosing a 3PL partner involves more than comparing warehouse space. Businesses need to consider location, facility capacity, inventory management, fulfillment capabilities, technology, transportation options, accuracy, and the provider's ability to support future growth.

LOKI combines these services through a full-service third-party logistics operation designed to help businesses store, manage, fulfill, and distribute products across the United States.

With its New Jersey warehouse, technology-supported operations, fulfillment capabilities, and transportation resources, LOKI continues to support businesses looking for flexible warehousing and logistics solutions.

About LOKI

LOKI is a technology-enabled third-party logistics (3PL) company providing 3PL warehousing, ecommerce fulfillment, B2B distribution, transportation, cross-docking, and value-added logistics services. Headquartered in East Brunswick, New Jersey, LOKI operates a 102,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution center supporting growing brands and businesses across the United States. The company combines modern logistics technology with a service-first approach focused on responsiveness, visibility, and reliable logistics operations

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