Hanover Logistics adds Pa. warehouse

Jan 16, 2019

Hanover Logistics purchased the former GlaxoSmithKline fulfillment center in Penn Township Industrial Park at 26 Barnhart Drive in Hanover, Pa., to “support our current and future customer’s needs as they grow,” said the 3PL’s president, Kurt Dietrich. The food-grade warehouse facility boasts 320,000-plus square feet with high ceilings, three temperature-controlled sections and more. It’s convenient to the Port of Baltimore with proximity to all major shipping lanes and access to the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic states.

It brings Hanover Logistics’ warehouse square footage to just over 1.2 million in addition to their fleet of R.H. Crawford’s 90-plus tractor-trailers.

Hanover Logistics is a local & regional full service third party logistics provider with its operations lying under Hanover Terminal, Inc. (warehousing, founded in 1955) and R.H.Crawford, Inc. (trucking, founded in 1932). The company offers a wide range of services designed to optimize customers’ warehousing, trucking and logistics needs.

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