Review our 3PL case studies to see how Spartan Logistics partnered with major corporations to support logistical solutions.
Spartan Logistics was first contacted in early January by a leading global pet food manufacturer about an immediate warehousing need in Indiana. While the manufacturer had an established presence with multiple distribution centers in the state, Read more about this solution
Unlike many third-party logistics providers, Spartan Logistics is an asset-based logistics provider with real estate ownership, offering a competitive advantage to its clients. It guarantees cost certainty by retaining control and flexibility in real estate matters and takes a structured approach to help businesses achieve their short-term and long-term supply chain goals. Read more...
Fort Smith lies on the Arkansas – Oklahoma border and is the third-largest city in Arkansas. It was established in 1817 as a western frontier military post that was the center for fur trading. With its location on the Arkansas River and its proximity to major highways, Fort Smith is considered an ideal location for growth and development Read more...
A global beverage manufacturer who has been a long-standing customer with Spartan was seeking a distribution center in the Houston, Texas area. While they had an established presence in the Houston market, they needed a new partner to fulfill their location and service requirements. The manufacturer needed to locate a 100,000-square-foot food-grade facility with an established 3PL operator in a short time from when the first contact was made. Read more...
Ohio Governor DeWine’s office contacted Spartan Logistics President Steve Harmon to discuss the availability of a centrally located warehouse. Without hesitation, Steve Harmon offered Spartan’s Columbus, OH warehouse based on the number of experienced professionals, material handling equipment, and dock doors required to successfully manage the intense time-driven coordination of inbound shipments, staging, and distribution. Read more...
A U.S.-based manufacturer of hybrid seed sought to expand their RDC (Regional Distribution Center) supply chain in the Midwest, with cold storage into the 2019 planting season. A quick turnaround expansion would require locating a Kansas City cold-storage warehouse with Read More...