
A. Duie Pyle opened a logistics center that it is calling a first-of-its kind facility. It is located in Westampton, N.J., 25 miles to the northeast of Philadelphia.
A. Duie Pyle opened a logistics center featuring all of the company's services under one roof. It is located in Westampton, N.J., 25 miles to the northeast of Philadelphia.

The Westampton Logistics Center. Photo via A.Duie Pyle Facebook.

A. Duie Pyle opened a logistics center that it is calling a first-of-its kind facility. It is located in Westampton, N.J., 25 miles to the northeast of Philadelphia.
The logistics center offers customers the opportunity to strategically source multiple solutions under one roof. It is fully integrated with all of Pyle’s service offerings including LTL, truckload, warehousing and distribution, custom dedicated and brokerage solutions.
The 132,000-square-foot facility is situated on a 32-acre campus and includes over 100 doors for progressive loading and unloading. Its location offers proximity to the ports of New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia, and intermodal rail yards for consolidation and de-consolidation. The site is bringing 65 new jobs to the area including truck drivers, dockworkers and support personnel, says Pyle.
“This facility will enhance our ability to deliver flexible, efficient and unique options to customers with complex supply chain requirements,” said Randy Swart, chief operating officer at A. Duie Pyle. “The logistics center offers the opportunity to regionalize supply and distribution networks by providing a customized logistics solution to reflect the needs of each client.”

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