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Value-Added Logistics in Vancouver

Kitting, assembly, relabelling and rework on the Vancouver floor, for the jobs that sit between storage and shipping.

Value-Added Logistics in Vancouver, the short version

Kitting, assembly, relabelling and rework on the Vancouver floor, for the jobs that sit between storage and shipping. Most of this work turns up because something changed: a new retailer wants a different label, a promotion needs bundles built, or a production run arrived wrong. We would rather solve that than send your product somewhere else and back. The common thread is that none of it was in the original plan. So the useful question is not whether we do this work, it is how quickly we can start — which mostly depends on whether the product is already standing on our floor.

Vancouver facility

Facility size
200,000+ sq ft
Clear height
12 to 20 feet
Loading
20 dock doors + 4 grade doors
Sprinklers
ESFR
Racking
Engineered racking installed
Power
2,000 amp, 600 volt service
Available footprints
1,000 to 25,000+ sq ft
Security
24/7 CCTV and overnight security
On-site climate
Ambient and heated
Chilled and frozen
Rolls Right Cold Storage, Vancouver
Highway access
4 minutes to the Trans-Canada
Port access
14 minutes to GCT Vanterm
Operating since
1976 (Coquitlam), Vancouver expansion following

Capabilities

Our value-added logistics capabilities

  • Kitting and multi-component assembly
  • Relabelling, re-stickering and barcode replacement
  • Rework, inspection and sorting on receipt
  • Bundle and promotional pack building
  • Repalletising and load consolidation
  • Retail compliance prep: routing-guide labelling and pallet rebuilds to retailer spec ahead of DC delivery
  • Consumables billed as their own line, never hidden in a rate

Brands that trust us

  • Costco
  • Walmart
  • Loblaws
  • Coca-Cola
  • Aritzia
  • Shoppers Drug Mart
  • Best Buy
  • Procter & Gamble
  • Dollarama
  • CHEP
  • Brewers Distributor Ltd.
  • JYSK
  • ENVO Bikes
  • Hisense
  • H&M
  • UNIQLO
  • Arc'teryx
  • LG
  • Mercedes-Benz
  • Makita
  • Pepsi

Get a quote

Get a value-added quote in Vancouver.

Tell us the volumes and the timeline. A real number back within 48 hours.

How onboarding works

From first call to first pallet.

Same process whichever service you start with.

  1. Tell us what you move

    Pallet count, how often it turns, what's in it, and where it ships. Five minutes on the form or ten on the phone.

    Day 0

  2. We quote it

    Storage, handling in and out, container work and freight, every line visible. If the building doesn't fit your product we say so here, not later.

    Within 48 hours

  3. Walk the floor

    Come and see it. A site tour is the fastest way to know whether a building works for you, and we'd rather you looked before you signed.

    Your schedule

  4. Credit and agreement

    A standard credit check and a signed agreement. No procurement marathon, no five-year lease.

    2–3 days

  5. First receipt

    Your first inbound is walked by a supervisor, not handed to whoever's on shift. After that it's routine.

    Days, not months

FAQ

Value-Added in Vancouver, questions

Can you do a one-off project?

Yes. Send the details. We would rather solve an awkward one-off than turn it away, and it is usually how longer relationships start.

How is this quoted?

By the piece, by the hour, or as a flat project rate, depending on what the work actually is. We will tell you which one fits before you commit rather than after.

Do you do the work in the same building as the storage?

Yes. The product does not leave the site, which is most of the point. No extra freight leg, no second provider, and one invoice.

How quickly can a rework start?

It depends almost entirely on whether the product is already here. Stock on our floor can usually start within the week; product arriving for the job needs its inbound scheduled first. Give us the deadline before the quote rather than after — if we cannot hold it, we would rather tell you that than agree and miss it.

A retailer changed its label or pallet spec. Can you bring stock already in storage up to the new one?

Yes, and it is the usual reason this work exists. The product is already on our floor, so we relabel, rebuild or transfer onto the pallet the spec calls for, and the stock goes back to racking ready to ship. Send the new routing guide and we will quote from that.

Tell us what you move.

Pallet count, how often it turns, where it ships. A real number back inside 48 hours, and a straight answer about whether we're the right building.