Dallas, Nov. 08, 2016 -- Selery Fulfillment, a global logistics and fulfillment company, has announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters to a new, state of the art facility located at 13592 North Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX 75234.
The new headquarters covers 32,000 square feet with 5,000 square feet of climate controlled warehousing and office space. The facility is strategically located on Interstate 35, a key trucking and shipping route connecting manufacturing and distribution centers in Mexico with markets in the United States and Canada. Selery Fulfillment will also be able to leverage DFW Airport, the International Inland Port of Dallas, and other air, rail, and trucking hubs.
Additional competitive advantages inherent to the Dallas area include low cost of operations, access to a large and diverse workforce, world-class infrastructure, and the ability to ship products quickly and affordably anywhere in the US and abroad. Over 20 Fortune 500 and over 40 Fortune 1000 companies are headquartered in the Dallas metro area, and Texas ranks #2 in the country for Fortune 500 corporate headquarters.
“Our new facility will allow us to provide much needed capacity and a complete turnkey, full service 3PL solution to our current and future customers,” said Justin White, CEO of Selery Fulfillment. “Our services include FBA prep, cross-docking, selling excess inventory, customized boxes and marketing materials, customer service, insurance, freight, and other services. Unlike many other fulfillment companies, we enjoy working with small and medium sized businesses. We offer custom, personalized solutions to help them strengthen their brand and to better serve their customers.”
Selery Fulfillment’s customers include Fave4, HAWK + Sloane, The Imagination Agency, Diaper Sports, FallonTaylor.com, Koar, and over 60 other companies.
Selery Fulfillment also plans to accommodate larger international customers, such as companies located in China and India that would benefit from a US-based fulfillment center. Selery will be able to manage all fulfillment needs to include inventory management, customer service, and same day shipping.
“Selery’s process of identifying the requirements of the new facility and the timely execution of the relocation reflects an effective management team that works closely with its customers and stakeholders to deliver the best possible outcome,” said Joe Jaramillo, Managing Partner of TIG Investments. “Selery’s new facility represents an inflection point for the company that will allow them to better serve their customers and aggressively grow the business.” TIG invested in Selery’s seed round after meeting Justin White at the Tech Wildcatters Pitch Day, the largest pitch event in the US.
Selery Fulfillment is a graduate of the Tech Wildcatters Gauntlet Accelerator Program and closed an oversubscribed seed round. The company recently announced the appointments of Stephen Hays and Robert Brevelle to its Board of Directors, and the company is hiring to fill key positions. Employment and customer inquiries should be sent to [email protected].
About Selery Fulfillment
Selery Fulfillment is a logistics company offering turnkey business-to-business and business-to-consumer solutions dedicated to helping eCommerce customers strengthen their brands, grow their online sales, and improve their customer engagement, service, and loyalty. Selery Fulfillment offers innovative personalized services, packaging, and technology to standout in the crowded eCommerce market. For more information, visit the Selery Fulfillment website at http://www.seleryfulfillment.com.
For more information on this article, please contact: [email protected] or visit http://www.seleryfulfillment.com.


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