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3PL Feature: Bergen Logistics 📦

Fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands — this one's for you.

Bergen Logistics has been in the fulfillment game for 28+ years, and they've spent that time building something specific: a 3PL that actually understands what premium apparel and lifestyle brands need. DTC, retail, wholesale — they handle it all.

Some of their clients include LoveShackFancy, Todd Snyder, Chirp, and Pudgy Penguins. Named a Top 100 3PL in the US for 2026 and one of New Jersey's best for apparel.

If you're still searching for the right partner, their full profile is on Fulfill.com: https://www.fulfill.com/3pl/profile/bergen-logistics

Also on the Top 100 Best 3PLs in the US for 2026: https://www.fulfill.com/top-3pl-companies

Most founders scaling a consumer brand know when their fulfillment is covered. What's harder to solve is everything around it: supply chain decisions, operational leadership, systems that actually talk to each other.

Hiring for all of that internally is expensive. Leaving it unmanaged is worse.

ShipCalm CEO Greg Moser built a model for exactly this problem. He calls it the 3PO: third-party operations. Experienced operators who run the full operational side of a brand, including fractional executive roles, without the brand having to staff up internally.

Watch the clip: youtube.com/shorts/bn-BMPkGUd8

84% of supply chain leaders expect to restructure their 3PL partnerships. Each failed match costs between $25,000 and $100,000 in direct transition expenses before you count the lost time, the late shipments, and the months of leadership bandwidth spent running a search.

The average brand evaluates fewer than six providers from a market of nearly 73,000, and spends six months doing it.

The full breakdown covers why the DIY approach to 3PL selection is structurally designed to produce bad outcomes, backed by data from 65,000+ matching evaluations.

fulfill.com/why-brands-should-never-find-a-3pl-themselves

One of the most common reasons 3PLs struggle to scale has nothing to do with warehouse capacity or staffing.

It's billing.

Fragmented invoices, manual reconciliation, delayed cash flow, client disputes over charges they can't see — these are the friction points that quietly cap growth.

RocketFuel Recharge is a fintech platform built specifically for 3PLs to address this. They integrate billing, cost tracking, and financial management directly with warehouse operations — consolidating multi-channel charges into single transparent invoices, automating reconciliation, and giving clients a dedicated portal to see exactly what they're being charged and why.📦

Founded by 3PL operators, for 3PL operators. Integrates with 80+ WMS platforms.

✔️ See their full profile in the Fulfill.com Partner Directory: fulfill.com/partners/rocketfuel-recharge

Meet Annabelle Torres, part of Fulfill's brand matchmaking sales team.

She funded her education through athletics, studied Civil Engineering, and has been competing in triathlons for over 14 years. She was still racing at the 5150 Camiguin in 2026.

The same thing that keeps a triathlete showing up after a hard race makes someone good at brand matchmaking: patience, precision, and the ability to stay in the process until the right fit is found.

Glad to have you, Annabelle.

Ecommtoday isn't your typical 3PL origin story.

They're the consumer products division of Musictoday, a company that has spent more than 25 years shipping merch for 650+ recording artists, athletes, and influencers. That's where they learned fulfillment, in one of the most demanding, unpredictable environments in commerce.

Now they bring that operational depth to consumer brands. 350,000 sq ft in Crozet, Virginia. 2-3 day ground shipping to 75% of the US. Shipping costs 15-22% lower than ShipBob and ShipMonk. Official Shopify Partner. Full services beyond fulfillment: creative, marketing, customer service, and more.

One client has been with them since 2017.

fulfill.com/3pl/profile/ecommtoday

Not every carrier is built for ecommerce. DHL eCommerce is, and now they're officially recognized for it.

DHL eCommerce has earned the Top Provider designation in Shipping Carriers & Rates from the Fulfill.com Logistics Awards 2026. As a specialized division of Deutsche Post DHL Group, they've built their model specifically around the needs of online merchants and the 3PLs that power their fulfillment: lightweight parcel delivery, last-mile reliability in the US, coverage across 220+ countries, and carbon-neutral shipping options. 📦

If you're a 3PL evaluating carrier partners, or a brand looking for a 3PL already integrated with DHL eCommerce, their full profile is now live in our directory.
Check it out here: https://www.fulfill.com/partners/dhl-ecommerce

Meet Shareiz Tiu, part of Fulfill's brand matchmaking sales team.

She came to the role with genuine range: years in banking as a relationship manager and account assistant, a role as head of logistics at a nonprofit working across government and diplomatic organizations, sales executive experience, and six years of freelance operations across multiple clients at once.

Eight-plus years across administration, sales, and client support.

Glad to have you, Shareiz.

Just published: our 2026 list of the 11 best 3PL providers in Texas.

Every name came from real placement data, operator interviews, and verified brand feedback. No 3PL paid to be here.

The list covers food and beverage, nutraceuticals, omnichannel cosmetics, high-SKU apparel, sustainable fulfillment, FBA prep and kitting, temperature-controlled supplements, and high-volume enterprise DTC — across Dallas, Houston, Austin, Fort Worth, and more.
One of our top picks handles all merchandise fulfillment for the Dallas Mavericks.

96% of brands stay with the 3PL we match them with.

fulfill.com/best-3pls-in-texas

There are billable events happening on every 3PL warehouse floor every single day that never make it onto an invoice.

Value-added services tracked informally. WMS systems that don't connect. Billing cycles that depend on someone manually pulling everything together and hoping nothing slips.

Alon Partuk, co-founder of Octup, joined Greg Airel on the Fulfill.com Logistics Leadership Series to break down exactly how this revenue leak happens and what recapturing it actually looks like.

His clients are recovering 125-135% of previous top-line revenue, without new clients or rate increases.

youtu.be/6Q4V0-e1HPs