Kinedyne Relocates West Coast Distribution Center
The Azusa distribution center, located in Los Angeles County, features twice the number of docks as the previous Reno, Nev., facility offered.

Kinedyne has relocated its West Coast distribution hub from Nevada to California as of January 2021.
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Kinedyne has relocated its West Coast distribution center from Reno, Nev., to a new, state-of-the-art distribution facility in Azusa, Calif., to improve lead times and speed product delivery from this facility. The move was effective as of Jan. 4, 2021.
The Azusa distribution center, located in Los Angeles County has the opportunity to better service this major marketplace. With twice as many docks as the Reno facility, it will be able to accommodate more trucks simultaneously to improve delivery efficiency, according to Kinedyne.
“Our new Azusa location will give us the opportunity to provide better service by optimizing our logistical supply chain,” said Roger Perlstein, vice president – sales and marketing for Kinedyne. “The new facility is closer to key West Coast ports and has direct access to increased freight carrier routes, allowing us to process orders faster and more efficiently from this facility.”
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