Wholesale orders, routing guides, case prep, and distributor shipments, handled by someone who has lived on the other side of the receiving dock.
B2B fulfillment is a different discipline from consumer orders. Retailers and distributors publish routing guides, expect correct labels in correct places, and charge your brand for every mistake. The owner spent 15 years running manufacturing operations, shipping to exacting customers under exactly these rules, so your wholesale orders get built the way receiving docks want them.
Wholesale orders to boutiques and independent retailers. Case packing and retail prep. Master carton repacks, counted, bagged, and labeled. Barcode application at $0.25 per unit. Distributor and marketplace prep. LTL freight staging with BOLs done right. Routing guide compliance, followed to the letter and flagged in writing when a requirement is ambiguous.
B2B work is quoted in writing per project or per order profile, because a 40 case wholesale order and a 400 piece repack are different jobs. You get the number before work starts, materials pass through at cost, and storage runs the same $40 per pallet and $5 per bin as everything else, with volume rates from 10 pallets. One rule protects every client: daily DTC orders ship first, and project work is scheduled so neither ever delays the other.
Freight pickups by appointment, same day answers on routing questions, and a facility you can visit in Ventura County. When a retailer flags an issue, you are one text away from the person who packed the shipment, not a ticket queue.
Email about your brand and you get an answer the same day.