Trusted by organizations moving goods through complex supply chains

Imported goods, handled properly

Tri-Link receives and stores imported goods in strategically located Foreign Trade Zone facilities, then prepares inventory for entry, fulfillment, or onward distribution.

FTZ warehousing

Secure storage that keeps eligible inventory within the Foreign Trade Zone until it is entered into U.S. commerce.

Relabeling and handling

Correct labels, repackage products, and complete approved handling work before goods move onward.

3PL fulfillment

Manage inventory and release orders from facilities positioned near major ports and markets.

Cargo terminal and port infrastructure serving imported goods

Three operating regions

Place inventory closer to its port, market, or next move

Tri-Link operates in California, Florida, and New York. Facility facts and service availability will be confirmed for each project before inventory is accepted.

Client visibility

Follow warehouse activity after the plan begins

Tri-Link clients can use secure portal views for inventory, receipts, shipments, and reports.

Inventory status

Review on-hand and available inventory details.

Receipts and orders

Follow inbound receipts and open or shipped orders.

Useful reports

Search, filter, organize, and export supported views.

Plan before goods arrive

Get clear answers about FTZ storage and handling

Use the guide, glossary, and practical articles to prepare your shipment—then speak with the warehouse team about fit, timing, and capacity.

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Connected to major U.S. trade gateways

International Trade Administration logo
Port of Los Angeles logo
Port of Long Beach logo
Port of New York and New Jersey logo