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Best Kitting and Assembly Companies in Atlanta (2026)

Nine companies offering kitting, assembly and contract packaging are ranked here, with buildings across metro Atlanta from Cartersville and Kennesaw to Suwanee, Morrow and Fairburn. The comparison covers kit formats, kitting at the local building, retail labeling, published kitting programs and quality checks. The table marks which kit formats each of the 9 names, and the cards follow in rank order with each company's local buildings, strengths and watch-outs, checked on its own website.

  • 9 companies ranked
  • 24 buildings in Atlanta between them
  • Updated November 2026

By the editorial team · How we rank

Illustration: kitting bench with component bins and assembled kits

Top kitting companies in Atlanta at a glance

  1. 1BelPakDisplays, club packs and gift sets for CPG and beauty brands
  2. 2All PointsPromotional, POS and corporate gift kit programs run from Atlanta
  3. 3QuickBoxSubscription, seasonal and promo kits shipped to DTC and retail
  4. 4Atlanta Bonded WarehouseSeasonal displays and club packs for food and CPG brands
  5. 5Buske LogisticsRetail display builds, repacks and subscription bundles
  6. 6Saddle Creek Logistics ServicesStore display builds, multi-packs and subscription kits at scale
  7. 7Fulfillment Strategies International (FSI)Promotional, direct mail and subscription kits from Atlanta
  8. 8Staci AmericasDirect-seller starter kits, samples and marketing kit programs
  9. 9Maersk Warehousing & DistributionPOP assembly, repacking and ticketing for retail and apparel

Compare kit formats in Atlanta

Which kinds of kitting each company publishes and whether it labels kits to retailer requirements.

#CompanyIn AtlantaSubscription boxesGift setsDisplaysPromo kitsRetail packagingRepackAmazon bundlesAssemblyRetail labels and EDI
1BelPak3 buildings
2All Points1 building
3QuickBox2 buildings
4Atlanta Bonded Warehouse10 buildings
5Buske Logistics1 building
6Saddle Creek Logistics Services1 building
7Fulfillment Strategies International (FSI)2 buildings
8Staci Americas3 buildings
9Maersk Warehousing & Distribution1 building

A tick means the company names that kind of kitting work on its own website.

The 9 best kitting and assembly companies in Atlanta

1

BelPak

Displays, club packs and gift sets for CPG and beauty brands

Visit belpak.com

BelPak runs 3 secondary packaging sites on Northpoint Pkwy in Acworth, and its secondary packaging services cover display assembly, club packs and multipacks, gift sets, kitting and rework. It states a 99.6% on-time-in-full rate and works with health and beauty, CPG, pet care and food brands.

Kitting work it publishes

  • States a 99.6% on-time-in-full rate

Strengths

  • 8 kit formats, including subscription boxes, promotional kits and light assembly
  • Fills and labels FSDUs, shipper displays, sidekicks and clip strips
  • Retailer-specific labeling to Walmart, Target and Amazon requirements

Worth knowing

  • No kitting minimums published
  • Does not say which of its plants runs which formats
  • Subscription boxes
  • Gift sets and holiday kits
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Retail-ready packaging
  • Repack and relabel
  • Light assembly
  • Industrial kits
2

All Points

Promotional, POS and corporate gift kit programs run from Atlanta

Visit allpointsatl.com

All Points runs kitting, stocked retail display builds and FBA prep from 190 Selig Dr. SW in Atlanta. Retail, restaurant, financial services and technology companies use it for promotional, POS and corporate gift kit programs.

Kitting work it publishes

  • Over 350,000 kits in two rounds for CareCredit, sent to over 175,000 healthcare provider offices, after shrink wrapping nearly 22 million applications into packs of 25
  • Up to 10,000 kits a day for KontrolFreek retail and consumer orders; 775,000 kits fulfilled
  • Twelve monthly promotional packs averaging 100+ POS items each, kitted for over 370 RaceTrac stores

Strengths

  • 567,000 kits assembled a month, per its kitting page
  • FBA prep plans that include kitting and bundling
  • Designs, sources, assembles and stocks displays for direct store delivery

Worth knowing

  • One Atlanta building, ambient only
  • No retailer label compliance stated for kits
  • Subscription boxes
  • Gift sets and holiday kits
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Repack and relabel
  • Amazon bundles
  • Light assembly
3

QuickBox

Subscription, seasonal and promo kits shipped to DTC and retail

Visit quickbox.com

QuickBox offers complex kitting, custom packaging and subscription fulfillment at 2 FDA-registered buildings on Naturally Fresh Blvd in Atlanta, of 150,000+ and 80,000+ sq ft, with 86 dock doors between them. It fits health and wellness, beauty and CPG brands shipping seasonal and promotional kits to consumers and to retailers.

Strengths

  • Components and finished kits tracked by lot and expiration date
  • Retail kits ship with GS1-128 labels and electronic ASNs
  • Vendor compliance covers routing, labeling and pallet specs

Worth knowing

  • No store display or repack work named
  • No kitting case studies or volumes on its site
  • Subscription boxes
  • Gift sets and holiday kits
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Retail-ready packaging
4

Atlanta Bonded Warehouse

Seasonal displays and club packs for food and CPG brands

Visit atlantabonded.com

Atlanta Bonded Warehouse runs secondary co-packing in 50,000 sq ft of clean room space inside its 659,000 sq ft building at 2500 Cobb International Blvd, one of 6 buildings on its temperature-controlled Kennesaw campus. It packs for food, confectionery, health and beauty, household and pharmaceutical brands.

Strengths

  • Half and full pallet displays, floor stands, power wings, SRPs and counter displays
  • Bagging, overwrap and cartoning lines for holiday packs, sample packs and repack from bulk
  • Positive air flow in the co-packing area, with work run under GMPs and a quality management system

Worth knowing

  • No retailer label, routing-guide or ASN compliance stated
  • Secondary packaging only, no product manufacturing
  • Gift sets and holiday kits
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Retail-ready packaging
  • Repack and relabel
5

Buske Logistics

Retail display builds, repacks and subscription bundles

Visit buske.com

Buske's metro building is a 340,000 sq ft warehouse at 90 Carson Loop NW in Cartersville that serves Atlanta clients, and Buske lists display builds, repacks and subscription kitting among its value-added services. It works with food and beverage, retail and healthcare shippers.

Strengths

  • 7 kit formats, from subscription boxes and promotional kits to industrial kits
  • FIFO/FEFO and lot control, plus shrink wrap on single retail packs or bulk bundles
  • Retail compliance covers labels, palletization, routing guides and ASNs

Worth knowing

  • Its value-added work includes automotive sequencing and industrial programs
  • Publishes no kitting case studies or volumes
  • Subscription boxes
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Retail-ready packaging
  • Repack and relabel
  • Light assembly
  • Industrial kits
6

Saddle Creek Logistics Services

Store display builds, multi-packs and subscription kits at scale

Visit sclogistics.com

Saddle Creek's 1,088,000 sq ft Atlanta campus at 105 Eagle Vista Pkwy offers shared space and subscription services, and its SCBrand+ services include store display assembly and multi-packs. It serves apparel, food and beverage and consumer products brands, and its retail fulfillment works to routing guide, ASN and EDI rules.

Kitting work it publishes

  • Kitting and assembly for a record Vinyl Me, Please release expected to top 50,000 orders

Strengths

  • Shelf-ready labeling, tagging and pricing for retail
  • Kits built ahead to stock or assembled as each order arrives
  • Kitted subscription orders with marketing inserts

Worth knowing

  • Its kitting pages give no minimums or quality certifications
  • No kitting named for the Atlanta campus itself; SCBrand+ is listed network-wide
  • Subscription boxes
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Retail-ready packaging
  • Gift sets and holiday kits
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Repack and relabel
7

Fulfillment Strategies International (FSI)

Promotional, direct mail and subscription kits from Atlanta

Visit fsi3pl.com

FSI assembles promotional, direct mail and subscription kits alongside ecommerce and retail fulfillment at its base on Douglas Hill Road in Lithia Springs, and it lists a second Atlanta warehouse. Its runs go from 500 to 400,000 kits, for direct marketing programs and for consumer products, subscription box and apparel brands.

Kitting work it publishes

  • Premium and event fulfillment program for an agency's US Marine Corps recruiting account: 800 to 1,050 pallet locations of premiums and collateral each month, quarterly rollouts plus daily orders to over 1,800 destinations, kit assembly to build marketing boxes, and an average of 74,000 units shipped a month

Strengths

  • Assembly begins only once the client signs off a sample package
  • A project manager sets the budget and timeline before a run starts
  • Per-recipient custom kits, subscription box collation and apparel retagging

Worth knowing

  • No retail display or gift set work named on its kitting page
  • No retailer label or ASN compliance stated for kits
  • Subscription boxes
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Repack and relabel
8

Staci Americas

Direct-seller starter kits, samples and marketing kit programs

Visit staciamericas.com

Staci Americas runs pick-to-light at a 327,000 sq ft fulfillment center in Suwanee, and its 315,000 sq ft Morrow warehouse lists light assembly. Its kitting is aimed at direct sellers and health and wellness, beauty and CPG companies, and its complex kits hold up to 20 products.

Kitting work it publishes

  • One client's 5,000+ kitted orders land at month end; 90% of the base kit is pre-assembled so each order is completed and shipped on arrival

Strengths

  • Builds thousands of kits a day
  • Printed booklets, samples and promotional items packed alongside product
  • Its retail compliance team sets up EDI and labels, reviews routing guides and traces chargebacks

Worth knowing

  • Its kitting page speaks to etailers and multi-level marketers and names no gift sets, displays or subscription boxes
  • Promotional and sample kits
  • Retail-ready packaging
9

Maersk Warehousing & Distribution

POP assembly, repacking and ticketing for retail and apparel

Visit maersk.com

Maersk Warehousing & Distribution lists a 353,400 sq ft Fairburn warehouse with 58 dock doors and a full array of value-added services, and kitting is among the services named for its North American warehouses. Its warehouse services are aimed at retail and apparel shippers.

Strengths

  • Point-of-purchase assembly among its warehouse services
  • Repackaging, folding and product customization
  • Ticketing, UCC 128 carton labels and EDI/ASN on its services list

Worth knowing

  • No kitting volumes published
  • Fairburn's listing does not name kitting
  • POP displays and PDQs
  • Repack and relabel
  • Light assembly

Kitting and contract packaging in Atlanta

By the BLS annual average, the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA metro area counted 41 packaging and labeling services businesses in 2024, every business coded to that industry. The 9 companies ranked here have 24 buildings in 9 metro towns between them. Kennesaw and Acworth hold 12: Atlanta Bonded Warehouse has 6 in Kennesaw and 3 in Acworth, and BelPak’s 3 Acworth sites share Northpoint Pkwy with 2 of Atlanta Bonded’s. Atlanta itself has 5, from All Points, Saddle Creek, QuickBox and FSI.

All Points, FSI, Saddle Creek, Staci Americas and Buske Logistics also rank on the Atlanta 3PL list, which compares general fulfillment on warehouses, minimums and pricing; BelPak, Atlanta Bonded Warehouse, QuickBox and Maersk appear on this list alone. QuickBox runs virtual kits picked as orders arrive alongside finished kits held in stock, so it covers both sides of building kits ahead or per order.

Trucks and trains leaving with finished kits run on Georgia’s 1,200 interstate miles and the Southeast’s largest rail network, with CSX and Norfolk Southern as its Class I railroads, and the state’s economic development department counts more than 80% of the US market within two days by truck or two hours by air. Imported components can come up from Savannah, which the Georgia Ports Authority bills as Atlanta’s closest and fastest port by rail. Air-freighted kits can leave from Hartsfield-Jackson, 15th among US airports in 2025 by all-cargo landed weight, about 2.86 billion lbs in preliminary FAA data.

Questions to ask an Atlanta kitting company

  1. Which of your metro Atlanta buildings would build my kits, and do the components stay in that building?
  2. Will I get a sample kit to approve before you start the run?
  3. How are components counted at receiving, and how do you report a short or damaged delivery?
  4. How small a kitting run will you take on?
  5. Can you print GS1-128 labels and send ASNs for kits going to big-box retailer DCs?
  6. When do components need to arrive for kits that must ship before retailers' holiday cutoffs?

Atlanta kitting FAQ

Which Atlanta kitting companies build store displays?

BelPak, All Points, Buske Logistics, Saddle Creek, Atlanta Bonded Warehouse and Maersk all name POP or store display work, 6 of the 9. Atlanta Bonded Warehouse's range runs from counter displays and SRPs up to full pallet displays, and All Points stocks the displays it builds for direct store delivery.

Which Atlanta kitting companies run subscription boxes?

Subscription box work is named by 6 of the 9: BelPak, All Points, Buske Logistics, Saddle Creek, QuickBox and FSI. QuickBox runs subscription fulfillment at its 2 Naturally Fresh Blvd buildings, and FSI collates subscription boxes alongside its promotional and direct mail kits.

Which Atlanta kitting companies can ship kits to big-box retailers?

Of the 9, BelPak, Buske Logistics, Saddle Creek, Staci Americas and QuickBox work to retailer labeling and shipping requirements for kits. QuickBox sends electronic ASN confirmations with its UCC-128 / GS1-128 labels, and Buske's retail compliance takes in palletization, routing guide support and ASN management.

Which Atlanta kitting companies take small runs?

FSI takes runs from 500 kits up to 400,000, and All Points ran about 20 Mailchimp kitting projects of 200 to 3,000 kits each.

How many packaging and labeling businesses does Atlanta have?

For 2024 the BLS annual average is 41 packaging and labeling services businesses in the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA metro area.

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