This will be our 4th year attending this show as the exhibitors and attendees fit in well with our niche markets. The Expo focuses on health, beauty, organic, natural and specialty foods and is the place to see the newest products…
We have attended and exhibited at IRCE for several years now. The IRCE is one of the country’s largest ecommerce shows that offers small and large ecommerce retailers solutions to grow and improve their businesses. The show gives us insight to…
It’s an omnichannel world. To meet your customers where they are today, you need to consider a wide range of touchpoints to deliver your brand experience. They include not only your brand’s website, but also: Digital marketplaces: such as Amazon.com, Walmart.com…
We have attended this for the last two years and it is one we look forward to attending each year. Given that our facilities are food grade and we can offer temperature controlled solutions, the food industry is always one we…
The owners and managers of businesses strive to provide the highest-quality to their customers. Part of achieving that goal is using the best possible Warehouse and Distribution Center, both in terms of effectiveness, quality and safety. One of the most trusted…
TAGG Logistics will be attending the Sub Summit in New Orleans, LA. This is our first year attending this event and we are very excited since the subscription box industry is one of our areas of expertise. The Subscription Summit is…
We are proud to announce that TAGG Logistics, LLC has completed the rigorous NSF International Supplier Assurance Audit for Food Warehouse & Distribution Facilities. After tremendous dedication and hard work from our teams, we received a passing score of 98% at…
Navigating the many ways to sell on one of the world’s largest digital marketplaces Everyone wants to sell on Amazon—and for good reason. As of 2017, the online juggernaut had an estimated 65 million Prime members, who each spend an average…
Manufacturers of health and beauty products have succeeded with the direct-to-consumer (DTC) market for years. The higher-end price points of these products can seamlessly accommodate the fulfillment costs, including shipping. However, manufacturers of products with lower prices—such as consumer packaged goods…
Growing brand engagement in the expanding direct-to-consumer marketplace The linear model no longer rules For generations, the relationship between manufacturer and consumer was clear: Manufacturers made products, stored them in warehouses—and then brick-and-mortar stores bought and resold them to consumers. But…
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