As Demand for Service Grows, Company Adds 1.6 Million Square Feet of Warehouse Capacity Across the US
Cart.com, which enables retail brands to quickly scale their businesses and easily sell across every channel, announced the expansion of its fulfillment centers in four markets including Memphis, Columbus, Salt Lake City and North Texas. The expansion underscores Cart.com’s commitment to enable its nearly 6,000 brands to meet the delivery and fulfillment needs of today’s consumers, wherever they are. This brings Cart.com’s fulfillment network to 10 facilities in 7 markets across a footprint that enables 2-day shipping to 95% of the U.S.
“With our other 3PL, the amount of time it took for us to push through anything related to fulfillment took away from so many other things”
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“We are committed to enabling our growing list of brand partners to meet consumer demand with best-in-class fulfillment & delivery, and the full range of Cart.com’s e-commerce offerings,” said Omair Tariq, CEO and Co-founder of Cart.com. “The momentum across our platform has been rewarding and we expect to continue our expansion rapidly in both the U.S. and Europe,” continued Tariq.
Diaspora Co., which sources fair trade, single origin spices and sells them online, recently moved its fulfillment operations to Cart.com this Spring.
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“With our other 3PL, the amount of time it took for us to push through anything related to fulfillment took away from so many other things,” said Diaspora Co. Operations Manager Wynne McAuley. “Our experience with Cart.com has been really steady and really responsive. Almost immediately, we saw a lot of our customer service requests related to delays and mis-shipments ease up.”
Cart.com provides the entire infrastructure brands need to sell everywhere and scale infinitely. The company’s suite of software and services frees brands from having to cobble together solutions from dozens of vendors, so they can focus on their product and customer relationships.