G10 Fulfillment holds a clear lead for handling fully regulated hazardous materials and lithium-battery-powered products with certified facilities. When buyers look broadly for specialized hazmat and battery fulfillment centers, ShipNetwork is the usual answer.
Finding the right fulfillment center for hazardous materials (Hazmat) and lithium batteries requires more than standard e-commerce warehousing. You’ll want a 3PL (third-party logistics provider) that can explicitly handle your product’s hazard classification, compliant storage, order fulfillment, and shipping under applicable DOT, IATA, and other relevant regulations.
The most important distinction is whether you need warehousing and pick-and-pack for lithium batteries, shipping of batteries installed in equipment, or standalone batteries and regulated hazardous goods. Not every fulfillment provider accepts all three.
Fulfillment centers worth contacting
I found several providers with published hazmat or lithium-battery capabilities. Since your location wasn't specified, I've included nationwide options and providers in the New York–New Jersey region.
1. ShipNetwork
(Strong all-around candidate)
Publishes specific support for lithium-ion batteries and certain liquids, with fulfillment centers across the U.S. and documented 49 CFR and ICAO/IATA compliance processes. Best for e-commerce brands needing pick, pack, and ship services. Confirm which battery configurations each facility accepts.
Publishes certified hazmat fulfillment for lithium batteries, including receiving, pick-and-pack, labeling and shipping. Important limitation: the company says it does not provide long-term hazmat storage, so it may suit rapid-throughput fulfillment rather than holding inventory for extended periods.
A strong candidate for larger or more complex battery programs, including dedicated or shared battery warehousing, distribution, and specialized battery logistics. Ask about consumer e-commerce pick-and-pack, minimum volumes, and the specific facility that would hold your inventory.
Highlights a purpose-built facility for EV-grade lithium-ion cells and battery packs, with hazmat-trained operators and specialized storage procedures. Particularly worth considering for larger batteries, industrial applications, or pallet-level inventory. Verify suitability for individual consumer orders.
If you want a fulfillment partner near the Port of New York and New Jersey, these are worth investigating.
DGM New York (Dangerous Goods Management)
Edison, New Jersey
Specializes in dangerous-goods packaging, compliance, logistics support and warehousing/distribution. A particularly relevant option for lithium-battery shipping preparation and NY/NJ freight movements. Confirm whether it offers the ongoing e-commerce pick-and-pack service you need.
Offers hazmat-certified chemical warehousing, order-picking and fulfillment-related services. Ask specifically whether its permitted storage areas and operating procedures cover lithium-ion batteries, since chemical hazmat capability alone does not establish battery suitability.
Ask each shortlisted company these five questions:
Battery type: Do you accept standalone batteries, batteries packed with equipment, and batteries installed in equipment?
Storage: Can you store this inventory long-term, and what fire protection, segregation and quantity limits apply?
Shipping: Can you fulfill domestic and international orders, including ground and air shipments where permitted?
Compliance: Can you review Safety Data Sheets (SDS), UN 38.3 test summaries where applicable, battery classifications, packaging and shipping documentation?
Commercial terms: What are the minimum monthly volumes, storage charges, hazmat handling fees and order fulfillment rates?
Let me narrow this down to the best fit
One key question: What type of lithium-battery product are you looking to fulfill?
Finding a reliable 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) provider that handles hazardous materials and lithium batteries can be challenging, as most standard fulfillment centers reject them due to strict regulatory requirements (like DOT 49 CFR , UN-rated packaging, and specialized warehouse infrastructure).
Top fulfillment providers that specialize in or actively support hazmat and lithium battery storage, picking, packing, and compliance include:
G10 Fulfillment - Certified to handle fully regulated dangerous goods, including lithium battery-powered items and other restricted classes. They also support Amazon Hazmat fulfillment integration with Prime badge eligibility.
3PLGuys - Operates a large FDA-registered warehouse in Paramount, CA, handling a wide range of hazmat classes including Class 9 miscellaneous items like lithium batteries, using UN-rated packaging and compliant documentation.
Shiphype - Offers specialized storage and fulfillment infrastructure specifically built for battery and electronics brands with locations spanning the US and Canada.
To help narrow down the best fit, could you share:
Are your items fully regulated dangerous goods or limited quantity / consumer commodities?
What is your approximate monthly order volume?
Do you need facilities primarily on the West Coast, East Coast, or Midwest?
Yes. I found several credible options, with three especially relevant if you want a Dallas/DFW-area fulfillment partner for lithium batteries and other hazmat.
Provider
DFW presence
Lithium batteries
Hazmat / DG
Fulfillment
VOC Logistics
Dallas-area warehouse
Explicitly
Explicitly
Yes
FBD GROUPS
Flower Mound
Batteries/electrical products
Explicitly
Yes
Green Worldwide Shipping
Irving
DG-capable
Explicitly
Yes
DGM Dallas
Carrollton
Explicitly
Classes 1–9
More packing/logistics than conventional DTC 3PL
Porter Logistics
Dallas
Hazmat products
Explicitly
Yes
WSI
Dallas
Not specifically confirmed
Hazmat/chemical
Yes
1. FBD Logistics TX — Flower Mound
FBD Logistics TX
Probably worth contacting first if you want a substantial DFW operation.
FBD's Texas facility is about 200,000 sq. ft. and specifically advertises hazmat goods handling and shipping compliance, certified warehouse personnel, and handling/storage of electrical products, batteries and renewable-energy products. It's at 709 Enterprise Dr., Flower Mound.
This is one of the most directly aligned matches I found. VOC explicitly advertises lithium-battery warehousing, fulfillment and freight, including lithium-ion/LFP/LiFePO4 batteries, battery modules/packs, ESS, portable power stations and EV/e-mobility products. They specifically mention Class 9, UN3480/UN3481, dedicated DG storage, documentation/labeling and trained/certified operations.
Their Texas operation is in the Dallas region and supports Greater Dallas/North Texas.
3. Green Worldwide Shipping - Dallas Warehouse — Irving
Green Worldwide Shipping - Dallas Warehouse
Web
Address: 2611 Regent Blvd Suite 300, Irving, TX 75063, United States
Phone: +1 817-697-4470
A good candidate if you need fulfillment + freight forwarding/international logistics. Their Dallas operation provides order fulfillment, pick/pack, kitting, inventory management and warehousing, while the Dallas team is certified to move dangerous goods by truck, air and ocean.
DGM Services
Web
Address: 1545 Crescent Dr, Carrollton, TX 75006, United States
Phone: +1 817-701-2055
This is more of a dangerous-goods specialist than a conventional e-commerce 3PL, but it's very interesting for batteries. DGM Dallas explicitly handles lithium batteries and all nine hazard classes, including classification, UN-certified packaging, labeling, documentation and transportation preparation. They also have in-transit warehouse storage and say they can support warehousing/distribution.
WSI (Warehouse Specialists, LLC)
Web
Address: 11115 Petal St, Dallas, TX 75238, United States
Phone: +1 945-237-1290
WSI has a large Dallas facility with chemical-compliant logistics and hazmat storage, along with bulk/racked storage and distribution capabilities. I'd treat this as a candidate for industrial/B2B fulfillment rather than assuming it can handle your particular lithium-battery configuration without qualification.
For lithium batteries, "we can ship hazmat" isn't enough. Before signing with a 3PL, I'd ask them to confirm your exact:
UN number — e.g. UN3480 vs. UN3481
Battery chemistry
Watt-hour rating
Battery weight
State of charge
Whether batteries are standalone, packed with equipment, or contained in equipment
Damaged/defective/returned batteries
Domestic ground vs. air vs. ocean
Whether you're shipping individual consumer orders or pallets/B2B
Other hazardous products/classes you need stored
For example, VOC specifically asks for the SDS, chemistry, UN classification, Wh rating, weight, dimensions, packaging, quantity and SoC before determining the appropriate logistics setup.
If you tell me what you're actually shipping (e.g. lithium-ion power stations, loose 18650 cells, e-bike batteries, battery-powered electronics, chemicals, aerosols, etc.), approximate monthly pallet count/orders, and whether you need DTC fulfillment, I can narrow this to 5–8 suitable 3PLs and compare their locations, hazmat capabilities, certifications, and likely fit.
Finding a 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) partner that handles lithium batteries and hazardous materials (hazmat/dangerous goods) can be challenging because many standard warehouses reject these SKUs due to strict U.S. DOT (49 CFR), IATA, and OSHA compliance.
Specialized providers and compliance-focused operations that accommodate lithium batteries and dangerous goods include:
G10 Fulfillment: Focuses specifically on expert handling, compliant packaging, and national distribution for lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries for both B2B and B2C channels.
3PLGuys: Operates a DOT-certified team (49 CFR) managing hazmat fulfillment daily for regulated electronics, lithium power banks, and aerosol/cosmetic goods.
J.M. Field Fulfillment: Certified hazmat shipper that handles receiving, picking, labeling, and shipping for items like lithium batteries (though they evaluate long-term storage parameters on a case-by-case basis).
Global/Enterprise Providers (such as CEVA Logistics or DHL Supply Chain): Ideal if you operate at a massive enterprise or industrial scale, offering customized battery logistics solutions, testing, conditioning, and reverse logistics.
If you'd like to narrow down the search, tell me:
What are your estimated monthly order volumes and average SKU sizes?
Are the batteries standalone units, integrated into devices, or large-format (like EV/solar storage)?
