Florida’s most connected city is A central Destination

Logistics & Distribution

There are just a few of the many reasons why 1,540 logistics companies choose to locate their logistics and distribution centers in Orlando, including major industry leaders like Amazon, Publix, Walgreens, CVS and more.

Tracy Garcia, CEcD, MEDP

Senior Director, Economic Development

407.902.0214

175+ Non-Stop Destinations: Orlando to the World

Orlando International Airport & Orlando Sanford International Airport, 2024
3 Major Ports Less than 2 Hours Away
10M+ Population within 2-Hour Drive

ESRI, 2024

We’re known by the companies we keep

Featured Logistics & Distribution Companies

80 percent of workers in Orlando are employed outside of the leisure and hospitality industry. We’re a little more corporate than you might think.

Amazon

Amazon.com focuses on e-commerce, cloud computing, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence.

CVS Caremark

CVS caremark is a pharmacy benefits manager owned by CVS Health.

Lowe’s

Lowe’s is an American retail company specializing in home improvement.

McLane Foodservice, Inc.

McLane is an American wholesale supply chain services company which distributes grocery and non-food to convenience stores, discount retailers, wholesale…

OfficeMax

OfficeMax is an American office supplies retailer founded in 1988. It is now a subsidiary of Office Depot, Inc., which…

Publix Super Markets

Publix Super Markets is an employee-owned, American supermarket chain.

Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy

Walgreens is an American company pharmacy store chain.

Winn Dixie

Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., is an American supermarket chain headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida.

“We very much appreciate the state and local elected leaders who have supported Amazon’s arrival in Orlando….”

– Akash Chauhan

Vice President of North America operations, Amazon

An Economy That’s much more than Amusing

Comparative Advantages

Toss aside what you think Orlando has to offer and recognize that our region is more than just a great place to vacation. It’s also an amazing place to live and do business. With one of the nation’s fastest growing populations and employment markets, the Orlando region is on the rise—literately and figuratively.

Centralized location

Being centrally located in the third most populous state in the country means that in Orlando you can easily access the labor pool, transportation options, and consumers of the entirety of Central Florida.

Talent & Workforce

Orlando is among the nation’s fastest-growing population and employment markets, ensuring a strong and stable labor pool for well into the future.

Infrastructure & Transportation

Orlando has been in the business of moving people around for a long time. As the nation’s only quinti-modal hub, the Orlando region accelerates connectivity options via road, sea, air, rail and even space. The region sits at the crossroads of Florida’s highway network, serving as a hub for distribution for residents and visitors.

Business-Friendly Business Climate

When considering payroll, construction and real estate, utilities, state taxes and incentives, Orlando serves up savings like sunshine.

Connect with a Subject Matter Expert

Get in touch with Tracy Garcia, Senior Director of Economic Development, for additional information including customized talent data and tailored space recommendations.

Call her today: 407.902.0214

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Logistics & Distribution

Florida’s most connected city is A central Destination