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Strategic Location Advantage: Why Staci America’s Facilities Are Key to Your Logistics Success

by Staci Americas on Mar 20, 2025 10:30:00 AM

In the fast-paced world of logistics, a strategic location can make all the difference. When it comes to ensuring timely deliveries, reducing costs, and scaling operations efficiently, Staci’s global facilities stand out as key assets for businesses across industries. So, why do so many clients choose Staci Americas for their logistics needs? Here’s a closer look at the advantages of Staci’s strategically positioned facilities and how they contribute to your success.

Prime Locations for Faster Shipping and Scaling Operations

At Staci Americas, we understand that time is of the essence when it comes to shipping. That’s why we’ve strategically placed our facilities near key ports, major highways, and transportation hubs. This thoughtful positioning ensures that shipments move quickly, allowing us to deliver products to customers faster than ever. 

Staci Americas has 16 US locations that are part of Staci Group, Europe’s leading omnichannel fulfillment provider with a 78-facility fulfillment network that extends across the U.S., 7 European countries and Asia. 

Whether you’re shipping locally or internationally, Staci Americas prime locations enable us to optimize transit times, streamline operations, and reduce the time it takes to get your products in the hands of your customers. This flexibility allows businesses to adapt to changing market conditions, seasonal demands, and growth opportunities without the headache of constantly reorganizing your logistics strategy. With Staci’s regional flexibility, you can scale operations with ease and confidence.

Wide Range of Space Options

Every business has unique storage needs, and Staci is here to provide the flexibility you require. Our facilities offer a wide range of scalable storage solutions, whether you’re a small business just getting started or a large enterprise looking to expand operations. From compact spaces that are perfect for growing businesses to vast warehouses ready to handle large-scale inventory, Staci’s facilities can grow with your business. This flexibility means you never have to worry about outgrowing your space—no matter where you are in your logistics journey.

Proximity to Major US Markets

One of the biggest challenges in logistics is ensuring that products reach the right markets in a timely and cost-effective manner. With Staci’s facilities strategically placed near high-demand markets, we help you reach a broader customer base while minimizing shipping times and costs. Our proximity to these markets not only boosts customer satisfaction by ensuring quicker deliveries, but it also helps you stay competitive in an increasingly fast-moving global market.

“Proximity to major transportation hubs is at the top of my list, as it allows for efficient distribution and reduces shipping times for our products, like semi-custom Euro style kitchen cabinets and solid wood kitchen cabinets. Being close to key markets enables us to respond quickly to customer demands and maintain competitive delivery schedules. I evaluate the surrounding infrastructure, including suppliers and service providers, since this impacts our ability to maintain quality and efficiency in sourcing materials. I also consider the local labor market. A location with a skilled workforce enhances productivity and streamlines our processes, which is essential for handling custom kitchen cabinet orders and managing inventory effectively. Cost is another significant factor. I am looking for a location that balances affordability"
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Josh Qian
COO and Co-Founder, Best Online Cabinets

Access to Key US Transportation Networks

Efficient shipping relies heavily on a robust transportation network, and Staci’s locations are perfectly positioned to take full advantage of key transportation hubs. Whether it’s proximity to major airports, railways, or seaports, Staci’s facilities integrate seamlessly with global logistics networks. This access accelerates international shipping, import, and export activities, ensuring that your business is well-equipped to handle the complexities of global trade and logistics.

“When selecting a warehouse location, I prioritize strategic factors that align closely with business needs and client expectations. Proximity to key trading markets is vital, as it ensures faster delivery times and operational efficiency-something I've learned firsthand while managing rapid deployments for clients at CheapForexVPS. Cost efficiency is another critical consideration, encompassing rental rates, labor availability, and taxes, because controlling overhead is crucial to scaling profitably.”
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Corina Tham
Finance Director, CheapForexVPS

Regional Expertise

Logistics isn’t just about getting goods from one place to another—it’s about understanding the local markets, industries, and regional demands. At Staci, our facilities are strategically located in areas with deep knowledge of local industries and regional demand. This allows us to offer tailored logistics solutions that meet the specific needs of our clients. Whether you need specialized warehousing, customized shipping routes, or a unique approach to inventory management, our regional expertise ensures that your logistics solutions are always aligned with your business objectives.

Optimized for E-Commerce Growth

E-commerce has rapidly transformed the logistics landscape, and Staci has positioned its facilities to support this growth. Our warehouses and fulfillment centers are designed with e-commerce in mind, offering quick fulfillment capabilities and scalable infrastructure to handle fluctuating order volumes. Whether you’re fulfilling orders for a single product or managing thousands of SKUs, Staci’s optimized e-commerce solutions ensure that you can keep up with customer expectations, especially during peak shopping seasons.

“When I look for a warehouse location, I focus on a few key factors that go beyond just being close to transportation routes. First, I want to be near areas that are tech-forward, where innovation is happening in logistics and automation. This can make a big difference in efficiency, with access to the latest tools for managing inventory and streamlining operations. Sustainability is also something I prioritize. It's great when a location supports green practices, like offering incentives for renewable energy or energy-efficient buildings. Not only does it help the environment, but it can save on costs in the long run.Another big thing I look for is potential for future growth. A warehouse needs to be flexible as the business grows, so I want to pick a spot that offers space for expansion and easy access to evolving infrastructure. I also consider the local workforce, having access to skilled labor in the area or nearby training programs makes the whole operation smoother. Ultimately, I choose a location that supports both the short-term needs and long-term goals of the business. It's about making sure the space will keep up as things grow and change.”
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Denise Murray
Marketing Manager, Microdose Mushrooms

 

Conclusion

Staci’s global facilities are more than just storage spaces—they’re an integral part of your logistics strategy. With prime locations, a wide range of scalable options, access to key transportation networks, and regional expertise, Staci provides the logistics solutions you need to succeed in today’s competitive marketplace. Whether you’re focused on domestic or international operations, Staci’s strategic location advantage ensures that your business is positioned for success.

Choose Staci for your logistics needs and unlock the full potential of your business with flexible, efficient, and reliable solutions.

More Insights from Industry Experts

Balance Operational Needs with Client Expectations

“Proximity to major transportation hubs - airports, seaports, and major highways - is the first big consideration. Being close to a major port like Los Angeles or Long Beach enables us to lower transit times and shipping costs for international freight. This closeness also allows for faster customs clearance and flexible scheduling for both inbound and outbound, which is important for e-commerce and other industries that depend on rapid turnarounds. A second major consideration is labor market availability. Several operation and logistics-based factors also contribute - access to a talent pool that is skilled and reliable results in sustained operations with little interruption. Full disclosure: I've witnessed the struggles of businesses with warehouses in regions facing labor shortages with higher costs and slower rates of fulfillment.

 

We also look at infrastructure resilience: the forms of infrastructure that underlie some things, like the reliability of the power grid, access to high-speed internet to download digital inventory systems, the impacts of weather and climate on supply chains - and with it, the growing risk of extreme weather events. A well-prepared location mitigates potential disruptions caused by natural disasters or power outages. Lastly, I think about scalability, whether capacity can scale with the business. A location that allows room for growth, or enables us to ramp up staffing during busy periods, affords us the ability to accommodate future demand without requiring a complete relocation.”

  • Robert Khachatryan, CEO and founder, Freight Right Global Logistics
Proximity to Suppliers and Job Sites

“With over 32 years in construction and materials management, I have had to make careful decisions about storage and logistics to keep our projects running efficiently.

When selecting a warehouse location, I focus on proximity to suppliers and job sites more than anything else. A few years ago, we moved our materials hub 18.7 miles closer to our primary service area, and the impact was immediate, fuel costs dropped by 14.3%, and material delivery times improved by 22.9%. That meant fewer delays and more jobs finished on schedule.

I also look for climate control and security, roofing materials don't just need space; they need the right conditions. In one poorly ventilated facility we used early on, moisture levels led to a 9.6% increase in material waste over six months. That was an expensive lesson, and now every warehouse we use has strict temperature and humidity control.

If you're choosing a warehouse, don't just think about square footage. Think about location, efficiency, and protection because every extra mile and every damaged pallet adds up.”

Prioritize Transportation Hubs and Skilled Labor

“When selecting a warehouse location, I prioritize factors like proximity to major transportation hubs, access to a skilled labor force, and overall logistics efficiency. Being close to highways or ports significantly reduces transportation costs and delivery times, which is critical for maintaining a competitive edge. I also look for areas with favorable tax incentives and low operating costs, as this can greatly impact our bottom line. In one recent decision, we chose a location near a key distribution center, which allowed us to streamline our operations and reduce shipping delays. The result was a noticeable improvement in customer satisfaction and faster turnaround times. My advice for others is to not only consider cost but also the long-term scalability of the location to ensure it can support your business as it grows.”

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