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Bonded Logistics, Inc.
5709 North Graham Street
Charlotte, NC  28269
Phone: 704-597-9638
Fax: 704-509-5301

Frequently Asked Questions about 3PL's

What is 3PL?
3PL is an acronym for Third Party Logistics. Utilizing a 3PL is an efficient, cost effective way to logistically improve bottom line profits.

Why use a 3PL?

  • Gain control of expenses and inventory

  • Realize a greater degree of accountability

  • Reduce capital expenditures

  • Eliminate substantial overhead expense

Shrink your investment in resources

You're aware that today's business environment is not as predictable--requiring less fixed costs and more opportunities to outsource.

Using an experienced 3PL to manage your logistics functions will allow you to focus on other areas that will build the company and increase revenue. What can using a 3PL do for my company?

  1. Cost and Inventory Control

  2. Flexibility | Variable Solutions

  3. Advances in Technology

  4. Labor Efficiency

  5. Specialized Storage

  6. Tailor made solutions for your specific needs

  7. Continuous account analysis to help you stay competitive

For more information on these ideas, contact Scott Carr or Les Walls.

Did you know?

  • The most frequently outsourced services are warehousing and transportation

  • Performance and cost are the most important factors for selecting and evaluating 3PL's according to suppliers

  • Use of 3PL's has resulted on average: 11.8% reduction in logistics costs; 24.6% reduction of logistics assets; 8.2% reduction in overall inventories; and order cycle time has been reduced from 7.1 to 3.9 days.

  • For compensation, transaction-based fees were used 75% of the time. Some vendors chose flat-rate pricing either alone or in conjunction with other rate structures while others used cost-plus arrangements as part of their rate configuration.

  • Internet ordering is important to more than half of vendors surveyed.