Pick and Pack Services in Toronto & the GTA for Ecommerce and Retail Orders.
Pick and pack services for Toronto and the GTA from our Concord, Ontario base. Order preparation, custom packing, and dispatch with operational visibility.
Pick and pack is part of W Group Canada's 3PL fulfillment support.
Pick and pack is the step where each order is pulled from inventory, packed to your specification, labeled, and prepared for the carrier. Because it runs inside our wider fulfillment operation, every order is picked from a known SKU location, checked for accuracy, and dispatched through our planned daily schedule, for both B2B retail and DTC ecommerce orders.
What's included with pick and pack support
Accurate Order Picking
Every SKU has a bin location, so pick teams go straight to the product. Pick accuracy is tracked per order, and mispicks are caught before the parcel leaves the dock.
Packing to Your Spec
Orders packed in your boxes with your inserts and labels, or in standard packaging. Retail carton marking and DTC branded packing both handled to your documented SOP.
Kitting & Assembly
Multi-item bundles, subscription boxes, and promotional kits assembled to spec before they ship. One SKU out the door instead of several loose items.
Labeling & Carrier Prep
Shipping labels, retailer compliance labels, and carrier documents applied and staged for pickup, so orders leave on the daily dispatch schedule.
Returns Handling
Returned orders received, inspected, and sorted by disposition, then processed for restock so inventory stays accurate.
Dispatch & Tracking
Packed orders handed to the carrier and tracking synced to the reporting dashboard, so you see order status without emailing the warehouse.
Who uses pick and pack services
Ecommerce brands
DTC sellers who need orders picked, packed, and shipped accurately without running their own packing team.
Retailers & distributors
Businesses shipping B2B orders to retail buyers who require compliant carton marking and labeling.
Subscription & bundle businesses
Brands that ship kits, bundles, or subscription boxes assembled to spec each cycle.
How the pick and pack process works
Order received
Orders flow in from your ecommerce store, marketplace, or EDI connection, and a pick list is generated for the warehouse floor.
Pick by SKU location
The pick team collects each item from its bin location. Every pick is checked against the order before packing begins.
Pack, kit & label
Items are packed to your spec, kitted if needed, and labeled for your carrier or retail buyer.
Dispatch & confirm
Orders are handed to the carrier before the cutoff and tracking numbers are synced to the reporting dashboard for full visibility.
Pick and pack connects to the rest of your 3PL flow
Pick and pack questions
What are pick and pack services?
Pick and pack is the part of 3PL fulfillment where each order is picked from inventory by SKU, packed to specification, labeled, and prepared for dispatch. W Group Canada provides pick and pack as part of its fulfillment support from our Concord base.
Can W Group Canada prepare ecommerce and retail orders?
Yes. Ecommerce brands, retailers, distributors, and subscription businesses use W Group Canada pick and pack when they need orders prepared accurately and shipped on time without running their own packing team.
Can pick and pack connect with trucking and distribution?
Yes. Because pick and pack runs inside the same 3PL flow as trucking and distribution, packed orders move straight from the packing bench to our delivery lanes from our Concord base.
Does W Group Canada offer pick and pack services in Toronto and the GTA?
Yes. W Group Canada provides pick and pack services from its 3PL facility in Concord, Ontario, within the GTA. Orders are picked from designated SKU bin locations, packed to your specification, and dispatched from our Concord, Ontario base.
Need pick and pack for your orders?
Tell us your order profile, packing requirements, sales channels, and destinations so we can scope the right pick and pack workflow from our Concord base.
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