3PL Warehousing & Distribution in Vancouver
Your receiving, storage, and retail distribution point in British Columbia.
If you're running product into Western Canadian retail, you need somewhere in BC that can receive it, hold it correctly, and build orders the way the receiver expects them.
We're that point. Product arrives at our SQF-certified facility in Pitt Meadows, gets checked and held at the right temperature, and goes out as retail-ready orders built to DC specification — Walmart, Costco, and other major receivers.
Your BC receiving point
Most programs moving into Western Canada have the same gap: everything east of the Rockies is covered, and BC gets handled by whoever happens to be available.
That gap costs money. Product arrives without proper QC. A temperature deviation goes unnoticed until the receiver rejects the load. Orders get built wrong and come back. The account gets blamed for problems that started at the receiving end.
We operate as a fixed BC node instead — one facility, one point of contact, one place to call when something changes.
Receiving and QC on arrival
Product checked against paperwork, with condition and temperature documented before it goes into storage.
Held at the right temperature
Refrigerated, frozen, dry, and ambient space — all in the same building, so mixed programs stay together.
Orders built to spec
Pallets constructed and labelled to the receiving DC's requirements, so loads aren't turned away at the door.
Outbound coordinated
Shipped on schedule to the DC or onward destination, arranged through carriers we work with regularly.
Retail DC prep, built to receiver spec
A rejected load at a DC door is expensive, and most rejections trace back to how the pallet was built, labelled, or held — not to the product itself.
We regularly build and prep orders to Walmart and Costco DC requirements, including pallet configuration, labelling, and documentation. Our team knows what gets a load turned away, and builds to avoid it.
- Pallet building and re-palletizing to receiver specification
- Labelling and documentation to DC requirements
- Order assembly from stored inventory
- Load consolidation for multi-SKU or multi-supplier programs
- Temperature integrity maintained from receipt through outbound
How a program runs with us
Inbound arrives
Truck, container, or rail-connected freight received at one of 12 dock doors.
Checked and documented
Counts verified, condition and temperature recorded on arrival.
Stored correctly
Refrigerated, frozen, or dry, depending on the product and the program.
Orders released
You send the order; we pick from inventory and build to receiver spec.
Shipped
Outbound coordinated to the DC or final destination, on schedule.
Reported back
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Who we work with
Logistics providers
National and cross-border operators who need BC coverage without opening a facility here.
Importers and program managers
Moving produce and perishables into Western Canadian retail on a recurring schedule.
Growers, packers, and shippers
Sending product into BC and Alberta retail programs from outside the province.
Brands and distributors
Entering the Western Canadian market and needing a foothold before committing to their own space.
Retail DC suppliers
Companies supplying Walmart, Costco, and other major DCs who need orders built right the first time.
Seasonal programs
Volume that spikes and drops, where a fixed facility of your own doesn't make financial sense.
Why use a single BC partner
Accountability. One company receives, stores, preps, and ships. When something goes wrong there's nobody to point at and no gap to fall through.
Fewer touches. Product doesn't move between a receiving warehouse, a storage facility, and a prep operation. Less handling means less damage and less shrink.
Food safety discipline. SQF certification means our practices are independently audited, not self-declared.
Flexibility. We're an owner-operated facility, not a national chain running a standard playbook. If your program needs something specific, you're talking to the person who can approve it.
Location. 13753 Hale Road, Pitt Meadows — 30 minutes from the Canada–US border, under an hour from the Port of Vancouver, minutes from the CP intermodal yard.
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle retail DC deliveries?
Yes. We build and prep orders to Walmart and Costco DC specification, including pallet configuration, labelling, and documentation, and coordinate outbound delivery.
Can you store both refrigerated and dry product?
Yes. We operate 36,104 sq ft of refrigerated space alongside dry and ambient storage in the same building, with blast freezing available.
Are you food safety certified?
Yes — SQF certified for Storage & Distribution, Certificate #91580, independently audited.
Do you offer order picking and fulfillment?
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What reporting do I get on my inventory?
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Can you receive containers and rail freight?
Yes. We handle container devanning and are minutes from the CP intermodal yard. See our rail transloading services.
How do we get started?
Call 604-465-6600 with your program details — product, volume, temperature requirement, destinations, and timelines. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Need a BC receiving and distribution partner?
Tell us about your program — what's moving, where it's going, and what the receiver expects. We'll give you a straight answer on whether we can run it and what it looks like.
We also offer cross docking, rail transloading, and refrigerated cold storage from the same facility.