BLS & Co. helps food and beverage industry clients gain a competitive advantage by determining the most strategic location for their manufacturing plants and distribution centers.
Our location analyses are designed to find locations that balance optimal supply chain network designs with locations that meet other key operating requirements, contain costs and minimize risk. Services for location strategy and site selection include feasibility analysis, logistics and supply chain network optimization, labor market analytics and property due diligence.
BLS & Co. helps food and beverage industry clients gain a competitive advantage by determining the most strategic location for their manufacturing plants and distribution centers. Our studies are designed to find locations that balance optimal supply chain network designs with locations that meet other operating requirements, contain costs, and minimize risk. Services for location strategy and site selection include:
BLS & Co. offers a selection of professional incentives advisory services; having been involved in transactions in almost every state on behalf of a wide range of clients including those in the food and beverage industry. Through our international partners we also serve clients in South America, Europe and Asia. Our incentives services include:
BLS & Co. also helps food and beverage clients manage utility and energy-related issues including:
BLS & Co. offers many additional services to food companies and (as needed) partners with other professional services firms to complement and extend our in-house capabilities. These can include:
BLS & Co. managed a nationwide search that led HelloFresh, an international meal kit company, to relocate some operations to, and expand others in Newark, NJ.
HelloFresh, an international meal kit company with offices in New York City and Germany, chose to relocate and expand its operations to Newark, NJ. After a nationwide search, the firm decided to lease a 217,000 square foot distribution space and an additional 20,000 square feet of office space in downtown Newark. The NJ Economic Development Authority estimates the project will yield a net benefit to the state of $4.1 million over 20 years.