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SubjectCamden County, NJ
Last contentsMostly food and chemical distribution
StateNJ

Pennsauken and the Route 130 corridor: totes in and out

Pennsauken and the Route 130 corridor is food wholesalers, blenders and truck terminals near the Betsy Ross Bridge. It is the district where repeat buyers and steady sellers are on the same street.

01What sits here

The district’s ZIPs are 08110, 08109, 08030 and 08031. Food distribution, chemical distribution, light manufacturing and trucking are its industries. Route 130 is lined with buildings that take a tote in on one side and put one out on the other.

ZIP codesIndustries hereAgency to ask about empties
08110, 08109, 08030, 08031food distribution, chemical distribution, light manufacturing, truckingNew Jersey DEP (NJDEP)

02Who has empties, who needs totes

Blenders and chemical distributors are the repeat buyers of rebottled and reconditioned totes, asking by the lot. Food wholesalers put out ingredient and rinse empties by the pallet. The two sides are a few blocks apart, so the desk can match inside the district. Trucking terminals make a trailer count easy.

03Roads, rules and the move

NJ 130, NJ 73 and I-295 cross the district, and the Betsy Ross Bridge reaches Northeast Philadelphia in minutes. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is the agency to ask. Gloucester City, in the county’s southwest corner, has a fruit import terminal with cold storage.

04Next door

PlaceZIP codesIndustries
Camden08102, 08103, 08104, 08105food manufacturing, port terminals, scrap and recycling

05On the ground

Pennsauken’s industrial blocks sit between Route 130 and the Delaware, and the Betsy Ross Bridge ends on its northern edge. A blender on one block and a wholesaler on the next can swap a pallet in the same afternoon, which is why many Pennsauken tickets close within the district. If your lot is mixed, split it by grade and last contents before you post, so each buyer sees only what fits.

06Weather, season and timing

Pennsauken buildings stand close together with narrow drives, so a long trailer may not turn. A seller should say the length of truck the yard can take, and a buyer should offer a straight truck for a single pallet. Delivery windows are short in industrial parks, and a driver who arrives half an hour late may lose the slot altogether, so confirm the time the day before.

07A ticket from here

  • Put one of the ZIP codes from the first table on the ticket.
  • Blenders: size, grade and the retest date wanted. Wholesalers: last contents and count.

08The Route 130 grid

Pennsauken’s blocks run between NJ 130 and the Delaware, with the Betsy Ross Bridge landing on its north edge and Cooper River Park and the Pennsauken Creek marking its edges. The corridor’s mix of wholesalers, blenders and truck terminals is why a ticket here so often closes inside the district.

?Questions on this page

Why is Pennsauken a good match district?

Repeat buyers and steady sellers sit within a few blocks.

Which ZIPs are covered?

08110, 08109, 08030 and 08031.

Can a blender and a wholesaler on the same street trade directly?

Yes. Post both sides on the desk, and the two tickets can match without a truck leaving the block, with each party agreeing the terms in writing.

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