Officials at CaseStack, the industry leader in collaborative retail consolidation programs, announced Tuesday that their Atlanta, GA facility has expanded its Walmart consolidation program to include all 42 Walmart Regional Distribution Centers.

“Each new consolidation program gives us another solution providing our clients a cost and service competitive advantage. When our clients grow, we grow. We'll continue bringing the family of people, processes and technology together in new collaborative ways”

CaseStack's Atlanta, GA facility has been providing regional distribution to Walmart as part of a multi-region Walmart consolidation program. CaseStack has now expanded its GA facility to be a nationwide single point consolidation center out of the Southeast providing manufacturers and importers in the region an opportunity to lower distribution costs as well as improve on-time performance to Walmart.

CaseStack has successfully established collaborative partnerships with top retailers and grocery chains, such as Walmart, Kroger, Roundy's and Whole Foods. By creating collaborative consolidation programs, which include inbound and outbound transportation, warehousing, pick and pack as well as order fulfillment, CaseStack has the ability to adjust and create consolidation programs that meet each supplier's unique distribution needs.

The expansion of the Southeast Walmart consolidation program is just one example of how CaseStack, Inc. continues to grow and expand their logistic services to ensure CPG suppliers receive the most cost effective and efficient means of distribution nationwide. Consolidation of LTL orders into full truckloads enables CaseStack to lower distribution costs, reduce damage claims and reduce out of stocks and shortages, resulting in a significantly improved supplier's scorecard.

"Each new consolidation program gives us another solution providing our clients a cost and service competitive advantage. When our clients grow, we grow. We'll continue bringing the family of people, processes and technology together in new collaborative ways," said CEO and President Dan Sanker.