Pennsylvania Fulfillment Center
for Ecommerce Brands
and Retailers

Pennsylvania is the fifth-largest state in the US, with 13.1 million residents in 2025. Reading sits in the southeast of the state, close to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-78. Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley and Harrisburg are all within about 60 miles, and Baltimore, New York City and Washington, D.C. are a few hours' drive away.

That makes Reading a practical base for brands with customers across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic states.

Philadelphia, the largest city in Pennsylvania, is about 60 miles from Reading. Its port, PhilaPort, handled a record 889,268 TEU in 2025, up 6% on the year before. For brands that import, containers arriving in Philadelphia have a short road trip to Reading before your products are in stock and ready to ship.

Brands that want even more East Coast coverage can combine Reading with our three New Jersey fulfillment sites near New York City and split stock between the two states.

The Reading site does the work you expect from a 3PL: receive, store, pick, pack and ship. The difference is who manages it. Salesupply works as a 4PL: we handle the warehouse relationship, the carrier choices and the performance for you, across the whole network.

For you that means one point of contact, one dashboard for stock and orders at every location, and a control tower that watches orders in the US and Europe. When Pennsylvania alone is no longer enough, adding a site in the West or the Midwest is a decision, not a new search for a vendor.

Orders come in through our integrations with Shopify, Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware), Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce, PrestaShop and other platforms. Webshop and marketplaces draw from one stock pool, so stock levels stay correct on every channel.

US brands that grow into Europe or the UK usually end up with a second fulfillment provider to find, onboard and manage. With Salesupply, the same team runs fulfillment across Europe and the UK, and our US team takes over when the European working day ends. One partner on both sides of the Atlantic.