New Age Electronics, Inc. (New Age), recently announced the opening of its fourth warehouse facility in the United States. Based in Dayton, NJ and located in the center of the Northeast Corridor halfway between New York City and Philadelphia, the new distribution center, according to New Age, will enable the company to maintain a greater quantity and assortment of consumer electronics products within the region, while providing resellers with the same-day, next-day and will call delivery services required to help exceed market demands and obtain competitive advantage.
“New Age has experienced tremendous growth in the dynamic East Coast marketplace, and we are thrilled to provide smarter and more efficient service to our reseller customers throughout the region,” said Fred Towns, New Age senior vice president. “Providing the highest level of customer service has been the key ingredient to our growth and success, and our new distribution center will play a direct role in providing dealers with ways to further bolster supply chain and distribution related processes, helping them save significant time and money.”
With the launch, New Age will also strengthen its support of East Coast customers by providing increased staffing, transportation and inventory management services, along with 30,000 square feet of dedicated warehouse space within the company’s new state-of-the-art facility. The multi-building complex provides New Age with ample space for growth as the company plans to continue its aggressive East Coast expansion in the short term.
The announcement dovetails New Age’s recent expansion agreement with Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. In May, New Age began directly managing relationships with Panasonic’s reseller network throughout the Metro New York, Northern New Jersey and Connecticut markets. The new facility and transportation service capabilities will enable New Age, “to provide these resellers with rapid access to all types of Panasonic products from a central location, including Plasma and LCD televisions, Blu-ray disc players, high definition camcorders, digital still cameras and other digital imaging, entertainment and communication products.”
