WEST CHESTER, PA — A. Duie Pyle has announced the opening of a cutting-edge warehouse and distribution center in Gastonia, North Carolina, just outside the Charlotte metropolitan area. This marks the company’s first physical presence in North Carolina, further cementing its commitment to providing tailored logistics solutions for its customers.
The 186,000-square-foot facility, located at 1338 Mount Olive Church Road, offers a wide range of services, including warehousing, pick and pack, consolidation, deconsolidation, hazmat storage, and bulk storage. With parking capacity for up to 75 trailers, the site has already created 20 jobs, with an additional 15 positions expected to be filled by the end of 2025, bringing 35 new jobs to the local economy.
Strategically positioned near I-85, the facility was developed to meet the specific needs of a key customer, addressing supply chain challenges and supporting their nearby manufacturing operations. By serving as an inventory hub, the center ensures that critical materials are readily available, preventing production delays and improving on-time delivery of finished goods.
Frank Granieri, COO of Supply Chain Solutions at A. Duie Pyle, emphasized the importance of the new site in strengthening customer partnerships. “Expanding our warehousing footprint will enable us to better serve an existing strategic customer who requires supply chain expertise and support beyond the Northeast,” said Granieri. “We consistently seek ways to support our customers’ growth objectives, and this new warehouse will help minimize disruptions in manufacturing and ensure timely deliveries.”
This expansion underscores A. Duie Pyle’s dedication to providing innovative, customer-focused solutions while contributing to local economic growth. As the company continues to grow its footprint, it remains focused on meeting the evolving needs of the logistics industry and empowering its clients to achieve operational excellence.
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