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Reverse Logistics and Returns Providers in the U.S.

Find and compare reverse logistics providers by returns volume handled, inspection and grading process, disposition options, and how they report back credits and results.

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Cold Storage Warehousing · Food & Beverage 3PL

As a key link in the supply chain, Progressive Logistics & PL Cold, Inc. provides Assembly, B2B Fulfillment, B2C Fulfillment, Dedicated Fleet, E-commerce Fulfillment, Food Grade Logistics, Intermodal Freight, Inventory Management, Kitting, Order Fulfillment, Pick and Pack, Reefer Freight, Returns Management, Reverse Logistics, Temperature-Controlled Freight, Warehousing services. Its capabilities include food warehousing, inventory management, reverse logistics, sqf, warehousing, ecommerce fulfillment, , supporting supply chains with reliable logistics execution.

Temperature
Chilled, Frozen, Multi-Temperature +2 more
Dock doors
40
Certifications
FDA-Regulated Facility, Organic Certified, SQF Certification +1 more
Integrations
EDI, WMS Integration
Service area
Greenfield, Indiana, Indianapolis +2 more
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E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL · Reverse Logistics / Returns Management

Regal Logistics is a full-service third-party logistics provider offering warehousing, distribution, e-commerce fulfillment, import/export support, cross-docking, pick and pack, consolidation, transloading, drop shipping, and value-added logistics services. With major distribution infrastructure in the Seattle/Tacoma and Charleston markets, Regal is positioned to support retail, wholesale, and e-commerce brands that need scalable warehouse capacity, port access, and operational support for high-volume distribution. The company offers more than 2 million square feet of flexible distribution infrastructure, including large public warehouse operations in Fife, Washington and Charleston, South Carolina. Regal’s service model is especially relevant for companies moving consumer goods, retail products, promotional materials, and imported merchandise through West Coast and East Coast logistics gateways. Regal’s capabilities include warehouse management systems, RF scanning, EDI/ASN support, RFID, barcode-driven retail compliance, real-time dashboard visibility, ticketing and labeling, rework and sub-assembly, returns processing, reverse logistics, kitting, promotional inserts, pallet displays, and retailer-compliant distribution. For logistics buyers looking for a multi-market 3PL with deep warehousing and fulfillment infrastructure, Regal Logistics offers a strong combination of scale, retail execution, and distribution flexibility.

Facility size
2,000,000 sq ft
Temperature
Ambient
Dock doors
Over 300
Rail / port access
Port of Charleston; Seattle/Tacoma area
Integrations
WMS Integration
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E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL · Amazon FBA Prep & Seller Fulfillment

Advanced Warehouse Inc. is a Secaucus, New Jersey fulfillment, warehousing, and logistics provider serving DTC, B2B, Amazon FBA, e-commerce, retail, wholesale, and import/export customers. Located near the New York metro area, the company is positioned to support brands, importers, marketplace sellers, and growing e-commerce businesses that need reliable fulfillment and warehouse capability in a major Northeast logistics market. The company’s service profile includes e-commerce fulfillment, Amazon FBA prep, returns processing, freight forwarding, platform integrations, warehouse support, and FDA-approved facility capability. This combination makes Advanced Warehouse Inc. relevant for businesses that need more than basic storage or shipping. Many brands need a fulfillment partner that can receive inventory accurately, manage order flow, prepare products for specific sales channels, support returns, and coordinate logistics across multiple parts of the supply chain. For companies comparing fulfillment providers near New York and New Jersey, Advanced Warehouse Inc. offers a strong regional location and a flexible mix of services. Its Secaucus presence can be useful for businesses looking for fulfillment and warehouse support close to major ports, dense consumer markets, retail distribution routes, and East Coast transportation networks. The company may be a fit for brands that need DTC order fulfillment, Amazon seller support, import-related logistics, returns handling, and warehouse capability in one provider relationship. As a Featured Partner on National Freight Hub, Advanced Warehouse Inc. is presented for businesses evaluating fulfillment, warehousing, Amazon FBA prep, freight forwarding, and distribution support in the New Jersey logistics market.

Certifications
C-TPAT, FDA-Regulated Facility
Integrations
WMS Integration
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E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL · Reverse Logistics / Returns Management

Elite Logistics and Fulfillment, LLC is an Ontario, California distribution and fulfillment provider supporting e-commerce operations, supply chain management, kitting, returns processing, global transportation, and warehouse technology. Located in the Inland Empire logistics market, the company is well placed for brands that need fulfillment and distribution support near major Southern California freight corridors. For buyers searching for fulfillment companies in Ontario, California, Elite Logistics and Fulfillment offers a useful Enhanced Listing profile around order fulfillment, inventory handling, kitting, returns, and transportation support. Its location and service mix make it relevant for e-commerce sellers, importers, retailers, and brands that need scalable warehouse and distribution execution in Southern California.

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Shipvine

Richmond, VA

E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL · Reverse Logistics / Returns Management

Shipvine is a Richmond, Virginia third-party logistics provider offering e-commerce fulfillment, warehousing, pick-and-pack operations, direct-to-consumer shipping, B2B distribution, returns management, and international shipping support. The company is positioned for online brands that need accurate inventory control, API-enabled operations, and scalable fulfillment from the Mid-Atlantic region. For buyers comparing e-commerce fulfillment companies in Virginia, Shipvine offers a useful profile around DTC fulfillment, B2B shipping, inventory management, warehouse operations, returns handling, and domestic or international distribution. Its technology-forward fulfillment model makes it a strong Enhanced Listing candidate for brands that need better visibility and operational control across online sales channels.

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UCS Logistics

Urbancrest, OH

Aerospace & Defense Logistics · Data Center / AI Infrastructure Logistics

Facility size
350,000 sq ft
Temperature
Ambient
Dock doors
33
Certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001 +1 more
Integrations
Custom API, EDI, Custom WMS Integration
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OneDayBundle 3PL

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Amazon FBA Prep & Seller Fulfillment · E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL

Facility size
40,000 sq ft
Temperature
Ambient
Dock doors
7
Certifications
FDA Food Facility Registration, FDA-Regulated Facility, Hazardous Materials Compliance
Integrations
Amazon SP-API, Shopify, WMS Integration
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Fulfyld

Madison, AL

Amazon FBA Prep & Seller Fulfillment · Reverse Logistics / Returns Management

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Construction Materials Freight · Drayage / Port Trucking

Facility size
20,000 sq ft
Dock doors
2
Integrations
Zoho
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CH Coakley

Milwaukee, WI

Cold Storage Warehousing · Reverse Logistics / Returns Management

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What Reverse Logistics and Returns Providers do

Reverse logistics providers receive, inspect, and process product returns, then decide the disposition of each item, whether to restock, refurbish, liquidate, recycle, or scrap it. They handle RMA intake, grading, repackaging, and the reporting and credit steps that close out a return.

When you need this type of provider

  • Returns volume is straining your warehouse or customer service team.
  • You need consistent inspection and grading before items go back to stock.
  • You want a clear disposition process for restock, refurbish, liquidate, or scrap.
  • You are handling a warranty program or a product recall.
  • You need better reporting on return reasons, credits, and recovery value.

What to compare

  • Returns volume the provider is built for
  • RMA intake and authorization handling
  • Inspection, testing, and grading process
  • Disposition options (restock, refurbish, liquidate, recycle, scrap)
  • Repackaging and refurbishment capability
  • Warranty and recall processing
  • Credit issuance and reconciliation
  • Reporting on return reasons and recovery
  • Integration with your systems and channels
  • Handling of hazardous or regulated returns

Questions to ask before requesting a quote

  • What returns volume and product types are you set up to handle?
  • How do you inspect, test, and grade returned items?
  • What disposition paths do you offer and how are they decided?
  • How do you handle RMA intake, warranty claims, or recalls?
  • How and when do you issue credits and reconcile them?
  • What reporting do you provide on return reasons and recovery value?

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Reverse Logistics and Returns Providers: frequently asked questions

What does a reverse logistics provider do?

It receives and processes your product returns, inspects and grades each item, decides whether to restock, refurbish, liquidate, recycle, or scrap it, and reports back the outcomes and any credits owed.

What is disposition in returns management?

Disposition is the decision about what happens to each returned item. Common paths include returning it to sellable stock, refurbishing it, liquidating it through secondary channels, recycling it, or scrapping it.

How does reverse logistics help recover value?

By inspecting and grading returns quickly, providers route sellable items back to stock and send others to refurbishment or resale channels rather than defaulting to disposal, which recovers value that would otherwise be lost.

Can a returns provider handle warranties and recalls?

Many can process warranty claims and manage recall returns, including intake, testing, repair or replacement handling, and documentation. Confirm the specific programs and regulated items a provider supports.