3PL

Dollan Prep Center

Newark, Delaware

Newark, Delaware FBA prep and fulfillment operator with receiving, inspection, FNSKU labeling, polybagging, bundling, storage, returns, FBM fulfillment and freight-handling capabilities.

Confirmed sites

Facilities

1 record · only sites with a citable public source are listed

Facility record

Newark facility (city-level)

Newark, Delaware · USA

Published address
210 Executive Dr, Ste 7
Postal code
19702
Dock types
Dock High

Services

FBA prepLabelingInspectionStorageKitting3PL fulfillment

Inbound modes

FCL container receiving · ReviewedPalletized receiving · ReviewedContainer unloading / devanning · Reviewed

Channels

Amazon FBAShopifyTikTok ShopEtsyB2B wholesale

Integrations

Walmart

Current operator material publishes a Newark receiving location and states that it has loading-dock/machinery capability for freight and pallet deliveries. Confirm the shipment reference, pallet or container condition, receiving hours and appointment requirements before dispatch. Container receiving, container unloading and palletised freight are all published. LCL sharing, floor-loaded containers, transloading and cross-docking are not stated anywhere on the site. The only inbound-origin wording reads 'anywhere in the U.S and the world' — the words 'China' or 'overseas' never appear. Operator states: “Please note: Dollan Prep Center is currently onboarding clients with a minimum volume of 400 units per month.” Operator states: “We process shipments on a weekly basis as long as you meet the 100 units a week minimum criteria.”

Sources reviewed: Oct 26, 2026

China-origin and domestic

Inbound capability

Where a provider runs several sites, the weakest recorded state is shown.

Documented inbound capability by mode
Inbound modeVerification stateEvidence
FCL container receiving◐ ReviewedPricing (container receiving rates)
Palletized receiving◐ ReviewedFBA prep centre FAQ (dock capability)
Container unloading / devanning◐ ReviewedOperator page

A row reads “Not publicly confirmed” when no operator source for that mode is on record. Published support is not a guarantee of acceptance — confirm the shipment scope directly.

Research record

Verification

How states are assigned →
Per-assertion verification state
AssertionStateMethodChecked
PricingReviewedDesk review of operator pages21 Oct 2026
Inbound capabilityReviewedDesk review of operator pages21 Oct 2026
ServicesReviewedDesk review of operator pages21 Oct 2026
Company identityReviewedDesk review of operator pages21 Oct 2026

Source review is desk research. It is not a facility inspection, a capacity confirmation, a certification audit or a commercial endorsement.

Commercial

Pricing notes

Operator-published figures, not a quotation.

Published rate card: labeling $1.10/unit (100+) and $1.45 (<100); clothing and shoes $1.50 / $1.85; bundling $1.50 (1–4 items), $2.00 (5–9), +$0.30 per extra item; storage $40/pallet/month; 20ft container $300; 40ft container $600; 2D Workf

The pricing page shows four unlabeled rows for labeling/bundling variants; figures above are the ones explicitly tied to volume tiers. The homepage advertises 'Prep costs as low as $0.30 per unit', which does not match any row in the published card — treat the card as authoritative.

Operator published · retrieved 26 Oct 2026

Current operator pages state that new FBA clients are being onboarded at 400+ units per month. Published examples include receiving/inspection/FNSKU labeling, wholesale/private-label labeling from about $0.80 per unit, online-arbitrage labeling from about $1.10 per unit, container receiving at $300 for 20 ft and $600 for 40 ft, and pallet storage around $40 per month. Rates, minimums and inclusions can change; confirm the current written schedule before booking.

Operator published · retrieved 21 Oct 2026

Confirm current rates, minimums and surcharges directly with the operator before onboarding.

Before you engage

Questions to confirm

Ask us to check →
  1. Which exact address should the carrier use, and is an appointment required?
  2. Is an ASN or pre-alert required, and through which portal or inbox?
  3. What carton and pallet labelling does the dock expect before acceptance?
  4. Does the site accept FCL, LCL, floor-loaded containers or loose cartons?
  5. Who is the importer of record and customs broker for this shipment?
  6. When does storage billing start, and what is the removal notice period?

Research record

Sources

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Source review is desk research. It is not a facility inspection, a capacity confirmation, a certification audit or a commercial endorsement.

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