20+ Dock Facility
Twenty-plus docks keep inbound and outbound flowing without the wait.
Cross-Docking in New Jersey Straight Through, No Storage
With a 20+ dock facility, we streamline the transition from arrival to delivery—minimal storage, maximum speed.
Why Cross-Docking
Cut Storage, Speed Delivery
The fastest path from inbound truck to outbound truck.
Reduced Storage Time
Freight moves straight through, so it barely touches the warehouse floor.
Faster Time to Market
Skip long-term storage and get product to shelves and customers sooner.
Less Handling
Fewer touches means lower cost and less risk of damage along the way.
Cross-Dock Services
Flow-Through, Handled
Consolidation
Combine freight from multiple suppliers into full, efficient outbound loads.
Deconsolidation
Break down bulk inbound shipments for regional and last-mile distribution.
Transloading
Transfer freight between modes—rail to truck, container to trailer—seamlessly.
Just-in-Time
Time deliveries to arrive exactly when production or retail needs them.
Retail Distribution
Rapid flow-through to keep store shelves stocked without excess inventory.
Built for Speed
A Hub That Keeps Freight Moving
Inbound and outbound synchronized, so your product barely stops.
- 20+ dock cross-dock facility
- Consolidation and deconsolidation
- Express Transloading
- Sorting by destination, SKU or customer
- Just-in-time and flow-through delivery
- Real-time visibility on every hand-off
FAQ
Cross-Docking Questions, Answered
What is cross-docking?
Cross-docking moves freight from an inbound truck to an outbound truck with little or no storage time in between. Instead of sitting in a warehouse, product flows straight through the dock toward its destination.
How does cross-docking work?
Inbound shipments are unloaded at our dock, sorted or combined by destination, and loaded onto outbound trucks. Because the freight doesn't go into long-term storage, it reaches customers and store shelves sooner.
What are the benefits of cross-docking?
Lower storage costs, fewer touches (which means less risk of damage) and faster delivery. It also lets you combine freight from several suppliers into full, efficient outbound loads.
When is cross-docking a good idea?
It works best for steady, predictable freight flows: retail replenishment, consolidating shipments from multiple suppliers, breaking bulk loads down for regional delivery, and time-sensitive or just-in-time deliveries.
What's the difference between cross-docking and transloading?
Cross-docking moves freight between trucks. Transloading moves it between modes, such as rail to truck or container to trailer. We offer both.
Where is your cross-dock facility?
Our cross-dock operation runs from our 20+ dock facility in Lakewood, New Jersey, with our own trucking for the outbound legs.
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