Gaylord boxes in Burlington County, New Jersey

Burlington is the biggest county in New Jersey by area, and its geography varies from river towns on the Delaware, through suburban Mount Laurel and Moorestown, to the Pine Barrens in the east. Warehouses cluster along the Turnpike and Route 130; farms spread across the middle; berry fields and bogs fill the pines.

Logistics is the engine. The location gives a truck from Burlington County reach into Philadelphia, Trenton and the Jersey Shore in under an hour. Logistics tenants make single-trip empties; farms use bulk bins; light manufacturers use both.

Our research lists logistics, food distribution, light manufacturing and farming for the county. We have no sourced figures for individual operators here and give none.

The Pinelands are a protected region covering much of the county's east, which limits development there and keeps the warehouses on the western side.

This page covers 08016, 08054, 08057, 08075, 08077, 08052, 08505, 08518, 08010, 08065 and 08060. The industries to expect there, from our market research: logistics, food distribution, light manufacturing and farming.

Blueberries and cranberries have their seasons in summer and fall; vegetable farms follow the usual calendar. Logistics tenants fill before the winter holidays and clear after.

• Buy. Farms, berry growers and light manufacturers wanting multi-use bulk boxes.
• Sell. Logistics tenants with trailer-sized stacks.
• Recycle. Large stacks of unsellable board; the highways make pickup practical.

If your stack is big, tell us early; a Turnpike warehouse can fill a trailer in a morning.

• Pinelands. A protected forest of pitch pine and sandy soil covering much of southern New Jersey, home to cranberry and blueberry farms.
• Bog. A flooded field in which cranberries are grown and harvested, using bins and boxes at harvest.
• Distribution park. A planned set of warehouses near highways, typical of the Turnpike corridor.

• The town and ZIP.
• Whether the building is in a park, on a farm or in town.
• The count, footprint and grade.
• Whether you need the boxes gone by a date.