Barcode Scanning Warehouse
    100% Owned Operation • Solar-Powered Green Warehouse • Vernon, CA

    Barcode Scanning Warehouse

    Paper pick lists are how the wrong SKU ships. Every movement in our building is confirmed by scan, and every unit that arrives without a readable barcode gets one before it hits the rack.

    Scan at receive, put-away, pick & pack
    Barcode labeling and relabeling in-house
    GS1-128, UPC, FNSKU, and SSCC support
    Lot, serial, and expiration capture by scan
    See the Scan Process (323) 215-3838
    Flagship Service

    Logix runs a 100% owned LA 3PL warehouse near the Port of Long Beach — see the full service overview and how we compare vs. typical Los Angeles 3PLs.

    Scan Events Are the Audit Trail

    When a customer claims they received the wrong item, the difference between a credible answer and an apology is scan history. Each scan writes a timestamped record of what was touched, where, and by whom, so mispicks can be traced instead of guessed at — and root-caused so they stop repeating.

    Many clients also pair this with Pallet Storage Los Angeles, Extensiv WMS 3PL, and Lot Tracking Warehouse.

    Receiving Scans

    Inbound cartons scanned and counted against the ASN, with discrepancies flagged before product is put away.

    Directed Put-Away

    Scanners direct the operator to a specific rack position and confirm the location before releasing the pallet.

    Scan-Verified Picking

    Pickers scan the SKU and the location, so a look-alike item in the next bay cannot be picked by mistake.

    Pack Verification

    Final scan at pack confirms contents against the order before the carton is sealed and labeled.

    Barcode Labeling

    UPC, FNSKU, GS1-128, and SSCC labels printed and applied in-house for items arriving unlabeled or mislabeled.

    Lot & Serial Capture

    Lot codes, serial numbers, and expiration dates captured at scan for traceability and FIFO/FEFO enforcement.

    Strategically Located Near the Port of Long Beach

    Our Vernon, CA warehouse is just minutes from the Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angeles — the two busiest container ports in the Western Hemisphere. This location advantage means faster container drayage, lower transportation costs, and quicker time-to-shelf for your products.

    • 30 minutes from Port of Long Beach
    • 30 minutes from LAX Airport
    • Direct freeway access (I-710, I-5, SR-60)
    • Central to all Southern California distribution routes
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    Aerial view of Logix Fulfillment warehouse Vernon CA near Port of Long Beach
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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes. Scan verification happens at receiving, put-away, picking, and packing on every order that moves through the building.

    We print and apply barcode labels in-house, including UPC, FNSKU for Amazon, and GS1-128 carton labels for retail.

    Yes. Relabeling, label removal, and polybag or carton rework are handled as value-added services.

    No. Scan-directed picking is generally faster than paper because the system routes the picker and eliminates rework from mispicks.

    Yes. Lot, serial, and expiration data is captured at receipt and enforced at pick under FIFO or FEFO rules.

    Order and receipt history, including scan-driven status, is visible in your WMS login and exportable for audits.

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