COLUMBIA, S.C. — Red Lab Logistics (Red Lab), a third-party logistics provider, today announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $4.9 million investment will create 108 new jobs.
Red Lab specializes in moving fresh produce and perishable goods for a wide array of customers throughout the U.S. and Canada. The company is a third-party transportation provider that utilizes its relationships and technology to connect its customers with qualified carriers for their specific commodity type.
At its Charleston County facility, located at 1028 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. in Mount Pleasant, Red Lab is consolidating its two nearby offices into a new headquarters facility to expand its base of qualified carriers and further provide services for its customers.
Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the Red Lab team should visit the company’s careers page.
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to the project.
“When founding Red Lab, we kept falling back on one core principle that described all of our reasons for pursuing this endeavor; ' Because we care'. Toby, Addison and I plan to embody this founding principle as we expand our footprint in Mount Pleasant and continue to service our customers, community and employees.”
-Red Lab Logistics COO and Cofounder Nick Macuch
“The addition of a new headquarters facility in South Carolina demonstrates the pro-business environment we have created in our state. We are proud to see Red Lab expand in the Palmetto State and add 108 quality jobs in the Lowcountry.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster
“Logistics companies like Red Lab keep South Carolina businesses connected and moving forward. The company’s continued investment in Charleston County reflects the business-friendly nature of the Palmetto State.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III
“Red Lab Logistics’ expansion helps to strengthen our local community by creating high-quality jobs, and reinforcing our position as one of the most competitive locations for logistics and distribution operations. We appreciate the company’s commitment to growing in Charleston County and look forward to supporting their continued success.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Joe Boykin
