An unnamed New Jersey client has hired North Wales-based Toppoint Holdings, a company specializing in the transport of wastepaper, scrap metal, and wooden logs, to manage 200 import loads monthly at a 85,000-square-foot facility. Volume has the potential to increase up to fourfold by the end of the year.
The client is a freight broker and warehousing third-party logistics provider specializing in Asian imports.
“This new client aligns perfectly with our expansion strategy in the drayage import vertical,” Leo Chan, Toppoint Holdings CEO, said. “Enhancing container movement into this facility not only improves operational efficiency for both parties but also lays the foundation for substantial long-term growth. Furthermore, this opportunity enables Toppoint to further enhance efficiency, increase revenue, and reduce the carbon footprint by eliminating the non-value-added step of picking up empty containers. Instead, Toppoint can optimize operations by collecting import containers and reusing them for exports. With an initial volume of 200 loads per month and the potential to scale up to four times that amount in 2025, this partnership is expected to generate over $1 million in additional import revenue.”
The deal is part of Toppoint’s strategic growth initiatives to strengthen its presence in the import drayage sector.