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ID Logistics Expands its Southeastern Operations

In a significant move to bolster its logistics capabilities in the Southeast, ID Logistics has recently announced the takeover and successful transition of three new operations. This strategic initiative aims to enhance its footprint and improve its high-performing logistics services, especially for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG).

The new operational hubs are located in Rome and Ellijay, Georgia, as well as in Greenwood, South Carolina. These locations are critical to supporting the supply chains of FMCGs by implementing high-velocity cross-dock operations, which facilitate improved product flow across various channels including manufacturing, distribution, and retail.

ID Logistics is known for its diverse range of logistics services that encompass everything from e-commerce to reverse logistics. The company's expertise in transportation and co-packing makes it a preferred partner for globally recognized brands seeking effective warehousing and distribution solutions.

Enhanced Strength in US Operations

The recent expansions underscore the company's growing strength in executing takeovers-in-place transitions across the United States. As complex operations evolve, customers are increasingly looking to ID Logistics not only for increased capacity but also for partnerships that can enhance service levels and operational efficiency without disrupting existing processes.

"Customers are looking for more than just additional capacity. They desire partners capable of stepping into intricate operations, guiding personnel through transitions, and delivering measurable improvements," stated Sherrie Miller, Chief Strategy Officer for ID Logistics US.

This focus on transitioning, stabilizing, and optimizing operations has emerged as a defining characteristic of ID Logistics in the competitive logistics landscape of the US.

Expanding Cross-Dock Facilities

With these latest additions, ID Logistics boasts a total of eight cross-dock facilities throughout the United States, contributing to an extensive network of 56 operational sites spanning over 20 million square feet. In the Southeast region alone, the company operates 18 sites covering more than five million square feet. This expansion is geared towards a wide array of capabilities, including co-packing, omnichannel fulfillment, warehousing and distribution, and transportation support, all tailored for clients within the food, beverage, retail, and FMCG sectors.

Commitment to Operational Excellence

Founded in 2001, ID Logistics, led by Eric Hémar, has seen substantial growth, reporting revenues of €3.7 billion in 2025. The company manages nearly 450 sites across 19 countries, featuring a total operational area of 10 million square meters in Europe, America, Asia, and Africa, supported by a workforce of 55,000 employees.

ID Logistics prides itself on technological innovation within its offerings, maintaining a balanced customer portfolio that spans distribution, e-commerce, consumer goods, cosmetics, and fashion industries.

The company is equally committed to social and environmental responsibilities, underscoring its ambition with various original projects aimed at sustainable practices. ID Logistics is listed on the Euronext regulated market in Paris and is a member of the SBF 120 index, as denoted by its ISIN code FR0010929125 and Mnemo IDL.

The strategic addition of the new facilities not only enhances ID Logistics’ operational capabilities but also aligns with their long-term vision to deliver unparalleled logistics solutions while remaining a reliable partner for clients navigating the complexities of supply chain management.