Our Services
ATI LOGISTICS SERVICES INC. is a direct point-to-point cross-dock and term logistic storage company in the food industry that helps customers grow by expanding access to markets in cities across the US. For over 15 years, our Los Angeles-based supply chain solutions leader has relied on a consultative approach to build a domestic network and trusted partnerships in the food industry, including restaurants, service institutions, food distributors, food manufacturers, food importers, food wholesalers, supermarket chains, and overseas customer direct exporters.
Services
At ATI LOGISTIC SERVICES INC., we pride ourselves on our experienced and dynamic team that is committed to providing the most efficient solutions and means for transporting your goods. We understand that each client has unique requirements, and we are dedicated to offering tailor-made solutions to meet their specific needs. By leveraging our expertise, we can adapt our services to ensure seamless transportation and storage of your products. Whether you require assistance with a routed shipment, a dedicated route service for frozen, fresh-cooler, and dried foods, specialized logistics for inner cities, or support with large or small shipments for wholesalers/distributors, ATI Logistics Services is here to serve you.
Long distance delivery
Ride-sharing for your freight with ATI LTL.
ATI LTL saves you the high cost of LTL and missed delivery windows by combining shipments and having your product en route.
Storage
Dry , Cold and Freezer Food Storage
ATI operates a complex network of strategically located dry, refrigerated and frozen storage facilities to serve you and your customers. Whether your business is domestic or international, we know how to ensure the integrity of your temperature control products.
Local delivery to your customer
We provide local delivery service directly to your customer
Helps its clients grow by expanding market access to all cities in the United States.
Dedicated Warehousing
Letting you focus on your core business.
When ATI operates your dedicated warehouse. Your goals and drive will have higher returns for your business. ATI term logistic storage in the food industry that helps its customers grow by expanding access to markets all over the cities in the US.
Receiving
We help receiving local and import products.
The ATI receiving warehouse is dedicated to receiving inventory and managing products on the shelves. By utilizing inventory management, receiving warehouses are able to ensure that stock is replenished and accurately put into storage.
Cross-Docking
Keeping your products moving.
There are many modes in which your product can move. Whether you always use cross-docking as part of a wider operating strategy, or only when needed, ATI Cross-docking can handle the movement of your products through ports and roads.
We can break down incoming mixed loads and expedite your product's arrival at its destination. We can also manage multiple products from different sources to build your outbound load. Either way, you can reduce warehousing costs, increase order fulfillment rates, and shorten lead times—all while maintaining product temperature integrity.
Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) Fulfillment
Sell your products to end customers
Qualicious end-to-end e-commerce and D2C fulfillment will bring you a comprehensive direct-to-consumer solution. For us, this is an opportunity to provide exceptional service to our clients.
Order Management
Gain greater control over every move your product makes.
Our dedicated team will help you create your online store on our high-traffic Qualicious Fresh Market platform. ATI order management refers to the process of receiving, tracking, and fulfilling customer orders. The order management process begins when an order is placed, and ends when the customer receives their package.
Inventory Management
We organize your inventory, manage your fulfillment needs, and store your goods securely.
ATI Inventory Management helps companies determine which inventory to order and how much to order when. It tracks the inventory of items from purchase to sale. This practice identifies and responds to trends to ensure there is always enough inventory to fulfill customer orders and to issue warnings of shortages as appropriate.
Once sold, the inventory becomes revenue. Inventory (albeit reported as an asset on the balance sheet) ties up cash until it is sold. Therefore, excess inventory costs money and reduces cash flow.
One measure of good inventory management is inventory turnover. As an accounting measure, inventory turnover reflects how often inventory is sold over a period of time. Businesses don't want to have more inventory than sales. Low inventory turnover can lead to overstock, or unsold inventory.