Fulfillment tuned to your category

Yes. While the corridor facility is shared, workflows and controls are tuned to each category — expiry control for supplements, serial capture for electronics, UDI traceability for medical devices — so each brand gets handling suited to its products.

Yes. The 440,000 sq ft Class-A facility runs DTC and marketplace fulfillment alongside dedicated contract-logistics programs for manufacturers, with segregated storage and workflows where categories require it.

Documented SOPs, lot-level and UDI traceability, chain-of-custody records and controlled storage. This is capability-based, compliance-ready handling; sector certifications remain the brand's responsibility.

The up to 30% range applies broadly, but where the savings come from varies — zone reduction for heavy pet goods, labor for repair-heavy electronics, handling for regulated categories. Each is modeled on the brand's real data.

All benefit from one-to-three-day U.S. delivery via San Diego injection, with the western United States typically one to two days. Speed is a property of the corridor, not the category.

The corridor serves more categories than are detailed here. If shipping cost, delivery speed, traceability or value-added handling matter to your products, Lateral Fulfillment can model whether nearshore fits during quoting.

No. There is no volume floor in any category. Pricing is built around order volume, SKU count and storage footprint, and every account gets a named contact from the first order.

Most programs are live within six weeks of contract signature, regardless of category. Integration work runs in parallel with inventory transfer, and a named contact is assigned at kickoff.