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iHerb opens 18,000 sqm Riyadh fulfilment centre

  • Writer: Team CargoTalk
    Team CargoTalk
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iHerb has opened a new 18,000 sqm fulfilment centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, located in the Special Integrated Logistics Zone and operated by CJ Logistics. The climate-controlled facility will localise inventory, reduce delivery times and lower shipping costs for customers across Saudi Arabia and the wider MENA region.


“Opening a fulfillment center in Riyadh marks an important step in expanding our global footprint and deepening our presence in Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East,” said Emun Zabihi, Chief Executive Officer of iHerb. “This investment allows us to bring products closer to our customers, improve delivery speed, and expand local availability while continuing to deliver the high-quality experience iHerb is known for worldwide.”


The new site strengthens iHerb’s logistics network in the Middle East. By storing products inside the Kingdom, the company can reduce its reliance on cross-border shipping and shorten transit times. This will improve delivery speed and service reliability, especially for health and wellness products that require careful handling.


The warehouse follows cGMP standards and is fully climate-controlled to protect product quality during storage and distribution. It is also equipped with automated systems, including multi-shuttle racking and zone-to-zone picking. These technologies help improve storage efficiency, order accuracy and faster processing.


The facility is part of iHerb’s wider global fulfilment strategy. Working with CJ Logistics allows the company to scale operations efficiently while maintaining strict handling standards. The investment also supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plans to develop the country as a regional logistics and e-commerce hub.

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