ITS Logistics launched its Retail Logistics Hubs, a nationwide network of fulfillment and distribution centers designed to help retailers overcome today’s most pressing supply chain challenges, including tariff volatility, leaner inventories, stringent compliance demands, and increased consumer expectations for speed and sustainability.
The hubs combine strategically located facilities with integrated systems, advanced compliance monitoring, and ESG-aligned operations, enabling shippers to move product with confidence.
“Retailers are facing a delicate balancing act,” says Kasia Wenker, VP of solutions engineering at ITS Logistics. “Tariff uncertainty has driven many to frontload or trim inventories, but that only works if execution is flawless. The real risk is losing sales to stockouts, delays, or compliance failures. Our Retail Hubs are designed to solve that gap—delivering speed, visibility, and reliability in a volatile market.”
Key takeaways:
· Core capabilities of the Retail Logistics Hubs include reduced chargebacks and improved vendor performance through real-time dashboards, seamless EDI integrations, and compliance scorecards; recovered revenue from returns with reverse logistics processes that minimize write-offs and return inventory to shelves quickly; minimized detention and delivery failures via universal drop trailer programs and proven OTIF performance; enhanced ESG compliance with tailored sustainability solutions, including Scope 3 emissions reporting and WAIRE-compliant port drayage; and accelerated onboarding through ITS’ dedicated activation support that ensures rapid integration, system testing, and program readiness.
· ITS also established a network of Food Logistics Hubs serving leading brands across the United States. These purpose-built food facilities are designed to meet stringent regulatory and compliance requirements while enabling rapid fulfillment and nationwide reach.
