We store your inventory, keep an accurate count of it and ship it when you say so. You get space, people and a live view of your stock without signing a building lease.
Cura Resource Group has run warehousing for ecommerce brands, B2B distributors and retail suppliers since 2008. New clients get their first month of storage free.
Storage is where it starts, not where it stops. Most accounts take the whole chain rather than space alone.
Some accounts take storage on its own, with nothing picked. That is a complete account with us, not a lesser one.
An accurate count is the product, and everything else depends on it. We record stock at receiving, scan it as it moves and count it on a cycle rather than once a year.
You see the same numbers we do. That visibility is part of the account rather than a reporting upgrade you buy later.
If your stock sits for a long time, the cost model matters more than the rate. Our guide to pallet storage cost covers the four pricing models in detail.
Two kinds of specialized space sit alongside general warehousing, and both change what the building has to do.
Temperature-controlled and refrigerated storage holds goods that spoil or degrade at ambient temperature. Tell us what the product needs and we will tell you plainly whether we can hold it.
Customs-bonded warehousing lets imported goods sit with the duty suspended until you withdraw them. Our guide to the bonded warehouse explains the classes, the five-year limit and what it costs.
Three models cover most requirements, and the right one depends on how predictable your volume is.
Still deciding what kind of building you need? Our guide to warehousing and distribution sets out the main types of warehouse and what each is for.
Four steps from first call to first shipment, and none of them should surprise you.
A quote needs three things from you: your pallet count, how long you need the space, and whether you want orders picked. We come back within 24 to 48 business hours.
Onboarding settles the terms before a single pallet moves. We agree the storage model, the rate card and the receiving process first.
Receiving counts your stock in against your paperwork. It then goes into locations recorded in the system, so the count is right from the first day.
Running the account means stock sits, moves or ships on your instructions, with the count visible to you throughout.
A quote has two halves: what the space costs and what the work costs. Reading one properly means pulling those apart.
We bill storage on what you occupy, by pallet position, square foot or cubic foot. We bill handling on the work done, so receiving, picking, packing and loading each appear on their own lines.
Then there are the fees around both. Minimums and long-term storage charges on aging stock are normal across the industry. Ask for the full rate card rather than a headline number.
We quote to your profile rather than reading a rate off a list, because the right structure depends on how your stock behaves. A minimum applies, so ask for it with your quote.
New clients get their first month of storage at no charge. It exists so you can test the fit with your own stock rather than on a reference call.
We charge handling as normal during that month. The free element is the storage itself, which is the part you would otherwise commit to before knowing whether we suit you.
Location decides transit time and shipping cost, because parcel carriers price by zone. Stock closer to your customers ships fewer zones on every order.
Our warehouses are in Riverside, California; Memphis, Tennessee; and Carolina, Puerto Rico. Riverside is our 3PL warehouse on the West Coast, about 60 miles from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Memphis also sits on one of the strongest rail footprints in the country, which matters for inbound containers.
Shipping out covers parcel, LTL and FTL, domestic and international.
Shipping to a retailer is a different job from shipping to a consumer. The order has to arrive labeled, routed and documented the way that retailer requires, or a chargeback follows.
We work to routing guides, apply retail labeling and handle the compliance side of retail distribution. That is the part most suppliers discover late, usually after the first deduction appears on a remittance.
Send us three things and we can quote properly. Your pallet count, how long you need the space, and whether you want orders picked as well as stored.
If you have retail accounts, tell us which ones, because the routing guides change the work. Get a quote and we will come back within 24 to 48 business hours. You can also call us on +1 (800) 813-7155.
Warehousing services are the storage and handling of your inventory by a third party. A provider receives your stock, stores it, keeps the count accurate and ships it on your instructions. Most providers sell receiving, storage, order handling and outbound loading as one service rather than separately.
Warehousing services cover storing goods and keeping the count right. A third-party logistics provider does that and more, taking on order fulfillment, carrier management and returns. Many 3PLs sell warehousing on its own, and plenty of warehouses only store goods.
We bill space and labor separately. We charge storage on what you occupy, by pallet position, square foot or cubic foot. We charge handling, receiving, picking and loading on their own lines. Minimums and long-term storage surcharges are common, so ask for the full rate card.
Yes to both. We provide temperature-controlled and refrigerated storage for goods that cannot sit at ambient temperature. We also provide customs-bonded warehousing, which holds imported stock with the duty suspended until you withdraw it. Tell us the product and we will confirm what we can hold.
Yes, for new clients. The first month of storage is at no charge so you can test the arrangement with your own inventory. We bill handling as normal during that month, since that is work we actually do on your orders.
Yes. We sell storage on its own, with no order handling attached. Plenty of accounts simply need somewhere secure for stock to sit until they call for it. That is a complete account with us rather than a partial one.
Within 24 to 48 business hours. Send your pallet count, how long you need the space, and whether you want orders picked as well as stored. If you ship to retailers, naming them helps, because their routing guides change the work involved in every order.
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