Kesco Logistics

Kesco operates from its Long Island headquarters at 20 East Sunrise Highway and maintains a West Coast presence in City of Industry, California. Kesco holds Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) licensing as a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) and Ocean Transportation Intermediary (OTI). These licenses allow Kesco to execute service contracts directly with steamship lines for volume-based ocean rates. Core freight services span full-container load (FCL) and less-than-container load (LCL) ocean shipments, air freight for time-sensitive cargo, domestic trucking, and freight consolidation. An in-house customs brokerage team handles U.S. import clearance across commodity categories, and a foreign fulfillment offering covers inventory management and distribution at origin before goods enter the U.S. supply chain.

Kesco's specialty services division handles IT asset logistics end to end: on-site server farm removal, equipment packaging, and delivery coordination for ASIC miners, GPUs, cooling equipment, racking, and transformers. Between 2019 and 2020, Kesco was contracted by multiple ASIC mining companies to manage the cross-border relocation of Bitcoin mining hardware out of China's Xinjiang province under regulatory pressure. The operation ran more than six months and required coordinating truck-and-rail movements through Mongolia, Russia, and Europe, with charter aircraft used for U.S.-bound equipment; total units relocated exceeded 250,000. Kesco continues to serve active clients in the Bitcoin mining, data storage, and GPU computing facility sectors.

Kesco's commercial logistics practice is structured around four vertical markets: apparel and footwear, specialty and organic food, contract furniture, and polymers (plastics). For retail clients, Kesco provides compliance and delivery-window support for large retailer and big-box store supply chains. Real-time shipment tracking and a global agent network give importers continuous visibility across transit stages. The management team carries more than 40 years of combined logistics experience; headcount is estimated at between 100 and 200 employees.

Kesco publishes weekly freight market reports covering CBP procedural changes, tariff developments, and trans-Pacific rate movements, active through at least May 2026. The reports reflect an ongoing advisory posture toward U.S. importer clients. Kesco's dual-coast footprint, NVOCC carrier contracts, and licensed customs brokerage position it to provide single-provider import clearance and forwarding for technology-sector shippers managing Asia-origin hardware supply chains.