Lineage, the world's leading temperature-controlled industrial REIT and integrated solutions provider, has opened a state-of-the-art facility in Lancaster, expanding the company's footprint in the state.
The addition of the Lancaster location brings Lineage's footprint in Texas to nearly 20 facilities with approximately 192 million cubic feet of capacity.
“We are proud to announce the opening of our Lancaster location, an exciting addition to our network of state-of-the-art facilities in Texas,” said Brian Beattie, Lineage's president of Western North America. statement.
“Texas, and more specifically Dallas, is a critical supply chain nexus, bringing more innovative thinking and dynamic technology to this community to optimize distribution, increase efficiency, and improve customer outcomes across their businesses. We are excited to be able to minimize waste.”
The company says the 343,250-square-foot site at 4150 N. Dallas Avenue provides customers with more than 25,000 pallet locations and user-friendly rack configurations designed to handle high SKU counts and intensive case picking. He said it caters to different needs and demands. .
The company said once the site is fully operational, it will create more than 65 new jobs to support operations.
Lineage said the Lancaster location will offer cross-docking, order management, case picking, EDI, redistribution, cargo consolidation, managed transportation, transloading, drop trailers and on-site generators.
Lineage said the addition of the Lancaster facility strengthens its extensive network in Texas, which includes 18 locations in major cities such as Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston, McAllen and San Antonio.
The company announced in 2018 that the facility in Sunnyvale, Dallas County, is one of the most innovative facilities in the company's network, with patented automation and deep-freezing technology to meet the needs of retail distributors. He said he was prepared.
Lineage, one of the world's leading temperature-controlled industrial REITs and integrated solutions providers, has a global network of more than 400 strategically located facilities, with a total of 25 locations across North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific countries. It boasts a capacity of over 100 million cubic feet.
Combining our industry-leading expertise in end-to-end logistics solutions and innovative technology, we partner with the world's largest food and beverage companies to increase distribution efficiency, drive sustainability and eliminate waste in the supply chain. and, most importantly, help feed the world.
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