Lansdale Warehouse Co. Inc.

In an effort to help feed the hungry, Philabundance and Lansdale Warehouse have teamed up to distribute fresh fruit to families in the Montgomery County area. Starting at the beginning of July and continuing until the end of August, we are distributing 2500 food items per week to 35 locations that are a part of the anti-hunger network in Montgomery County. When Philabundance reached out we knew we could assist with handling, storing, and distributing the fruit. Through the help of volunteers, Philabundance, and Lansdale Warehouse employees all working together, we have been glad to help hundreds of local families.

COVID-19 Update: While Lansdale Warehouse is considered an essential business and remains open, we are taking precautionary measures to safeguard our employees, customers, and essential visitors. Effective immediately, LWC employees will wear face masks while conducting business per PA state order. All visitors to LWC facilities must also comply with PA Department of Health mask guidelines. Visitors without masks will not be permitted in any facility. Non-essential visitors w...ill be turned away. For more information, please consult our COVID-19 policy. If you are a driver delivering or picking up at a Lansdale Warehouse location, you will find postings about how to proceed. You will also find portable toilets at all locations since our facilities are closed to visitors. We know it's not ideal, but hopefully you can bear with us. We're in the same boat, so if you need assistance let us know. http://lansdalewarehouse.com/2020/03/12/covid-19-policy/

Pennsylvania Turnpike E-ZPass users (especially fleet managers): Now that the signal lights are gone and there's no indication that your transponders are working correctly, be sure to monitor your account for "V-Tolls." Lansdale Warehouse learned the hard way and is now in the position of disputing over 200 tolls to the tune of $16,000+ in overcharges. A Class 7 5-axle truck's normal toll between Bensalem and Fort Washington is $10.35. Our V-Toll charge for the trip (shown be...low) was $179.44, a difference of $169.09. In the image, "TpkCharge" is what we were charged, "Toll" is what the toll should have been. 40% of the 200+ overcharges were over $100 more than the actual toll. A PA Turnpike spokesperson is on record as stating: Customers will have to trust the technology that’s in their transponder. Just continue moving through the lane, assuming that if your transponder has been working, there’s really no reason for you to suspect that it won’t continue to work." We suggest you do not simply trust that the transponder is working and monitor your account regularly, especially if you're managing a fleet making daily trips using E-ZPass like us. While the PA Turnpike is adjusting our charges on a trip by trip basis, catch transponder failures early and save yourself from a research and reporting nightmare! Waiting for a monthly statement rather than checking your account regularly could allow these charges to build up, as happened in our case. There is no automated alert/warning email when you generate a V-Toll so you'll have to do a manual check on their site of your recent transactions. Reference: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com//e-zpass-feedback-signal/

Chicago Consulting specifies the 10 Best Territories for warehouse networks in the USA using proximity to population and "quickest-to-market" as criteria. Lansdale Warehouse Co. Inc. falls within their 4th best territory. http://www.chicago-consulting.com/10BestTerritories.shtml