GLC e-Commerce Fulfillment Services
GLC’s e-commerce fulfillment solutions are designed for speed to market, giving you a competitive edge.
From receiving goods and managing inventory to custom kitting and on-time deliveries, GLC’s core competencies are your e-commerce solutions. Whether you require fulfillment by merchant (FBM) or fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), GLC’s knowledgeable e-commerce department, along with our advanced warehouse management systems, will ensure a fluid and transparent end-to-end experience.
e-Commerce Services
- Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
- Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA)
- Fulfillment by Merchant (FBM)
- FBA- removals
- Final mile delivery
- Inventory Management
- Kitting
- Labeling
- Pick and pack
- Product testing
- Shipping
- Storage
- Warehousing
Advantages of working with GLC
- Worldwide coverage
- WMS integration with all major e-commerce platforms
- Inhouse customs brokerage
- Amazon Approved Carrier
- Over 400,000 square feet of warehouse space strategically positioned throughout the U.S.
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