ITS Logistics, an Echo Global Logistics company, has opened a new distribution center in York, Pa., expanding its East Coast fulfillment network and increasing the combined company’s nationwide warehouse footprint to more than 8 million square feet.
The 708,000-square-foot Class A facility strengthens ITS Logistics’ ability to provide next-day delivery coverage across key East Coast markets while supporting growing demand for omnichannel distribution and fulfillment services.
“This new location opens the door to the next stage of growth for ITS Logistics and our customers,” said Ryan Martin, president of distribution and fulfillment at ITS Logistics. “With a stronger physical presence in the East, we have more control and flexibility over network design. And for our customers, it is the unlock for one-day reach to key markets along the Eastern Seaboard.”
The facility features automation-ready infrastructure, energy-efficient systems and a Tier-1 warehouse management system designed to support modern fulfillment operations. More than 125 dock doors provide capacity for cross-docking, transportation services and trailer pool operations.
Strategically located near Interstate 83, the distribution center also offers access to Norfolk Southern and CSX intermodal terminals, connecting customers to major inland transportation networks. The site is approximately one hour from the Port of Baltimore and three hours from the Port of New York and New Jersey, providing importers and exporters with direct access to two of the East Coast’s largest maritime gateways.
“York sits at the center of one of the most connected transportation corridors in the country,” Martin said. “Combined with our integrated parcel and truckload solutions, it makes Pennsylvania a cost-effective base for East Coast operations without sacrificing speed to customer.”
Home goods company Caraway will serve as the facility’s first tenant. The brand has worked with ITS Logistics since 2019 and collaborated with the company on identifying a location that would support future growth and improve service levels throughout the eastern United States.
“Decisions like this don’t happen in a vacuum — they require buy-in on both sides and a shared understanding of where each company is headed,” said Rob Snowden, senior director of supply chain at Caraway. “ITS and Caraway have grown together in a way where it made sense for us to be at the table together talking about this move.”
The expansion follows Echo Global Logistics’ acquisition of ITS Logistics and further broadens the combined company’s national distribution and transportation network. Together, the organizations now operate more than 40 locations across the United States, including food-grade and temperature-controlled warehousing facilities.
ITS Logistics said the York distribution center is now available to additional customers seeking East Coast distribution, fulfillment and transportation services.