Logistics at the Heart of Lifestyle Brands The home décor market is booming. From furniture and bedding to lighting, kitchenware, and textiles, consumer demand has skyrocketed as more people invest in their living spaces. But as brands grow, so does the complexity of storing, shipping, and delivering oversized, fragile, and

The Fast-Moving World of Tech Accessories In the world of tech accessories — phone cases, smartwatches, earbuds, and fitness trackers — trends shift overnight. A viral TikTok can send sales of one product soaring, while another becomes obsolete in weeks. For brands, this speed is both opportunity and risk. Logistics

At Bergen Logistics, we believe logistics is part of the brand experience, especially for fitness and outdoor gear brands. Your customers do not just want products; they want performance, speed, and confidence in every delivery. Why Fitness and Outdoor Brands Need Smarter Logistics From yoga mats and bike accessories to

Pet brands are built on love and loyalty—but they scale on logistics. That’s why leading pet companies partner with Bergen Logistics, a market-leading 3PL for lifestyle products, to turn passion into predictable, profitable growth. Why Pet Logistics Is Different Pet products aren’t just diverse—they’re unpredictable. A single catalog can span

Why Logistics Matters in the World of Gifts Stationery, gifts, and books aren’t just products — they’re moments. A journal becomes a lifelong keepsake. A card marks a milestone. A gift set builds connection. Customers expect these items to arrive on time, in perfect condition, and beautifully presented. But behind

Why Wellness Brands Can’t Risk Weak Logistics The health and beauty industry is growing quickly. From supplements and skincare to personal care, spa tools, and wellness kits, consumer demand shows no signs of slowing down. Shoppers want products that make them feel good. They also expect fast delivery, fresh packaging,

As tariffs rise and trade policies change rapidly in 2025, brands are scrambling to manage rising landed costs across sourcing, inventory, and fulfillment. Omnichannel e‑commerce—including direct‑to‑consumer (DTC), retail partner, and marketplace channels—demands flexible strategy and precision. For 3PL providers, the challenge is clear: control tariff exposure without sacrificing omnichannel speed

In today’s volatile trade environment, tariffs are more than just a line item — they’re a strategic challenge. The recent shift in U.S. trade policy, including the elimination of the $800 “de minimis” exemption for low-value imports, has sent ripples through global supply chains. What Is a Bonded Warehouse —

The third-party logistics (3PL) industry is at an inflection point. Global e-commerce growth has fueled unprecedented demand for fulfillment services — but it has also intensified competition. New market entrants are driving prices down, established players are fighting to maintain margins, and client loyalty is becoming harder to secure. Customer