WHO WE ARE
We help consumers express who they are
We help consumers express who they are
As Canada’s leading retail logistics solutions provider, NLS is committed to bringing a world of lifestyle brands to consumers in Canada (and beyond), helping them express—and be—who they are.
We know Canada
As a leading 3PL, we have the strategic infrastructure, relationships, and insights to help Canadian and international brands reach and serve the Canadian market.
We know retail
We’re omnichannel retail specialists that help clients stay agile, adapt to changing customer expectations, and deliver through wholesale, brick-and-mortar retail, and e-commerce channels.
We know brands
We partner with the world’s top lifestyle brands to deliver unique experiences to consumers in Canada—and beyond—and drive evolution that scales as the brands grow.
3PL Logistics Services
SERVICES
Transportation
Services
SERVICES
E-Commerce
SERVICES
Distribution &
Replenishment
SERVICES
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3PL Logistics Trends and News
Canada Proposes Railway Investments While America Prepares For Possible Rail Strike
The Minister of Transportation for Canada has proposed legislation to modernize Canada’s railways, Amazon has manufactured a new delivery drone, with the possibility of a rail strike the A.C.C estimates a possible $160 billion impact, DHLink is teaming up with...
Shipping Demand Dwindles Causing Problems For Air Cargo, Truckers, Retailers, & Shipping Operators
Air cargo volumes are decreasing and shipping prices are increasing. The demand for freight shipping and truckers is surprisingly dwindling before Christmas. Retailers are trying to reduce high fulfilment costs and increase profits. Maersk makes a shift in business...
Holiday Logistics Retail Forecast, Hurricane Ian & the Global 3PL Market Report
Hurricane Ian has delayed southeastern supply chains by 4-8 weeks, while the holiday season is facing inventory imbalances and inflation. The Global 3PL Market is expected to reach 1924.31 Billion USD by 2028. TikTok seems to be planning a risky move to in-house...