Receiving and unloading goods: accepting freight from suppliers, verifying the quantities and quality of the goods, and unloading them from trucks or other vehicles.

Storage and inventory management: storing the goods in a secure warehouse facility and keeping track of inventory levels using inventory management software. This service also includes organizing and labeling goods to ensure efficient storage and retrieval.

Order fulfillment: involves picking, packing, and shipping goods to customers based on orders received. This may also include the handling of returns and exchanges.

Cross-docking: receiving goods into the warehouse and immediately shipped to another location without being stored.

Value-added services: Some logistics companies may also offer additional services such as kitting, assembly, labeling, repackaging, and quality control inspections.

Transportation management: managing the transportation of goods to and from the warehouse, coordinating with carriers and freight forwarders, and managing transportation costs.

Reporting and analytics: Maxton Shipping provides reporting and analytics services to help clients track inventory levels, monitor order fulfillment metrics, and analyze warehouse operations data.

Bonded Warehouse: storage and handling of the import and transit cargoes at Customs Bonded facilities for secured freight storage and documentation clearance.

TSA / Air Cargo Warehousing: storage and handling of the in-transit export cargoes TSA-regulated facilities for secured freight air cargo transportation, storage, and documentation clearance.

Temperature-controlled warehousing: commonly used for fresh produce, frozen foods, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and biotech products to ensure they are stored in optimal conditions to maintain their quality, safety, and efficacy.