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Ninja Van Philippines opened its newest fulfillment hub in Cabuyao, Laguna to support small and medium enterprises
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The 3,700 sqm warehouse boasts a 2,400-pallet storage capacity
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It can process around 15,000 orders a day
Ninja Van Philippines recently opened its newest fulfillment hub in Cabuyao, Laguna to support small and medium enterprises.
The 3,700-square-meter (sqm) warehouse, which can be expanded through a racking system, boasts a 2,400-pallet storage capacity and can process around 15,000 orders a day, the logistics company said in a statement.
In the fulfillment hub, client’s products will be received in bulk, inventoried, and stored securely until orders are made and delivered to customers. Fulfillment services covered by the new facility include the standard inbound, storage, outbound, and return processes, as well as customized warehouse management solutions.
The new facility is fully integrated into Ninja Van’s last-mile services, resulting in faster parcel handling and delivery.
“We serve businesses of various sizes and recognize that their needs greatly differ from one another. For many businesses, fulfillment and warehousing may still be costly or too time-consuming. With our new Fulfillment facility, we are better equipped to provide an all-in-one storage, order and inventory management solution that our clients can also customize to fit their unique needs,” Ninja Van Philippines country head Jose Alvin Perez said.
All items received in the fulfillment facility are barcoded and follow a first in, first out system. A dedicated team also handles quality assurance, which includes expiry date management and quarterly mandatory stock taking.
Understanding the shippers’ need for flexibility, Ninja Van said its fulfillment services are able to seamlessly integrate with clients’ preferred last-mile delivery partners-not just with Ninja Van’s.
Ninja Van’s fulfilment facility already supports fast-growing lifestyle brands such as Dermtropics, KJM Cosmetics, and Orijin Global Brands, as well as aggregators from other Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam.
Going beyond last-mile delivery, Ninja Van Philippines said it looks to become a total supply chain solutions provider to help shippers grow and thrive in the fast-evolving e-commerce landscape.
Last year, the logistics company opened its 21,000 sqm sorting hub—also in Cabuyao—that has fully-integrated measurement and sortation systems, boosting receiving and outbound capacities by 300% and 400%, respectively.
