By Luis Lopez, AI transportation consultant, CEO of Go Hub.io Holdings Corp and subsidiaries, and host of the Freight Guru Podcast
Miami sits between the ports, the airport and the Latin American trade lanes, so importers, exporters and e-commerce brands often need space they do not have to lease for years. Public warehouses (also called third-party warehouses) store freight for outside customers and usually handle cross-docking, transloading and fulfillment as well. This article lists ten companies with facilities in the Miami area.
How This List Was Built
Disclosure: Go Warehouse, listed first, is a company I am affiliated with. The other nine companies are ordered by how prominently their own websites appeared in web search results for “public warehouse Miami,” “3PL warehouse Miami” and “warehousing and distribution company Miami FL” in October 2026. Search prominence changes over time and is not a measure of quality. Companies whose own websites did not appear in those results follow in alphabetical order. Descriptions come from each company’s own website. No company paid to be included. Services, availability, licensing and insurance can change, so verify them directly with any warehouse before you ship freight to it.
1. Go Warehouse
Go Warehouse is a third-party warehouse in Miami, near PortMiami and Port Everglades. Its site lists storage, temperature-controlled space, cross-docking, transloading, e-commerce fulfillment and inventory management.
Website: gowarehouse.io
Good fit for: importers who want storage, transloading and fulfillment close to the Miami ports.
2. Fulfillment Hub USA
Fulfillment Hub USA is a third-party logistics provider with its headquarters at 3450 NW 115th Ave in Miami. Its site lists e-commerce and B2B fulfillment, Amazon FBA and FBM preparation, returns processing, kitting, and dry, refrigerated and frozen storage.
Website: fulfillmenthubusa.com
Good fit for: online sellers and brands that want storage and order fulfillment from one provider.
3. Cross Dock Miami
Cross Dock Miami operates a facility at 3500 NW 114th Ave in Miami. Its site lists cross docking, transloading, trailer transfers, freight staging, rejected load recovery and short-term warehousing. It states the building has 16 dock doors and serves Doral, Medley, Miami International Airport, PortMiami and South Florida.
Website: crossdock.miami
Good fit for: carriers, brokers and shippers that need short-term staging or a same-area transfer point.
4. GAW Distribution & Trading Company
GAW is headquartered in Miami-Dade County and operates warehouses in South Florida. Its site lists short- and long-term storage, USDA food-grade certified storage, distribution, cross-docking, drayage and trucking from its own fleet, along with commodities handling.
Website: gawlogistics.com
Good fit for: food and agricultural cargo that needs storage plus trucking in Florida.
5. GEODIS
GEODIS lists a Miami-area gateway at 4395 W 88th St in Hialeah. Its page describes cross-docking, food-grade storage, deconsolidation and transloading, a company-owned port drayage fleet, final-mile delivery across South Florida and C-TPAT certification.
Website: geodis.com
Good fit for: importers who want warehouse, drayage and delivery handled by one company.
6. GM International Freight Forwarders
GM International Freight Forwarders operates at 7517 NW 52nd St in Miami. Its site describes public and contract warehousing, inventory tracking with a warehouse management system, value-added work such as labeling and assembly, cross-dock operations and port container drayage, alongside freight forwarding and customs brokerage.
Website: gmfreight.com
Good fit for: shippers who also need forwarding or customs brokerage from the same company.
7. Lineage
Lineage lists a Miami facility at 12855 NW 113th Court in Medley. The page describes temperature-controlled storage for frozen and refrigerated food, case picking, less-than-truckload consolidation, drayage and cross-docking. It also states the facility is customs bonded.
Website: onelineage.com
Good fit for: frozen and refrigerated food importers and distributors.
8. Premier Warehouse & Logistics Management
Premier operates a facility at 3600 NW 114th Ave, Unit A, in Doral. Its site lists 3PL warehousing, cross-docking, transloading, container unloading, pick and pack, inventory management and e-commerce fulfillment. It says it offers short- or long-term storage with daily, weekly, monthly or annual terms.
Website: mypremierwarehouse.com
Good fit for: businesses that need overflow space on flexible terms.
9. SEKO Logistics
SEKO operates a Miami facility at 11250 NW 122nd St in Medley. Its page lists cross-dock and warehousing operations for retail, e-commerce and wholesale customers, plus transloading, kitting, returns processing, customs clearance, and air and ocean freight services.
Website: sekologistics.com
Good fit for: retail and wholesale shippers who want warehousing tied to global freight services.
10. Vertical Cold Storage
Vertical Cold Storage is a cold chain logistics provider with a facility in Medley. Its site lists cold storage, blast freezing, case picking, import and export handling, tempering, and cross-docking and container loading.
Website: verticalcold.com
Good fit for: perishable freight that needs freezing or tempering near the ports.
How to Choose
- Match the product. Dry goods, food-grade, refrigerated and frozen freight need different buildings. Confirm the warehouse handles your product class.
- Know your service mix. Storage, cross-docking and transloading are different jobs. Our guide on transloading vs. cross-docking explains which one you need.
- Check bonded or FTZ needs. If duties are deferred, ask whether the facility is bonded. See FTZ vs. bonded warehouse.
- Get the full price. Ask for handling, storage, accessorial and minimum charges in writing. Our breakdown of container warehousing costs shows what to expect.
- Ask about insurance and systems. Request a certificate of insurance, the warehouse legal liability terms and how inventory is tracked.
- Visit the building. Look at dock access, security and how freight is staged. The 3PL partner checklist for Miami has a longer list of questions.
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About the author: Luis Lopez is a Miami-based AI transportation consultant and logistics entrepreneur, the CEO of Go Hub.io Holdings Corp and subsidiaries, and host of the Freight Guru Podcast.
