GSP Expands National Reach with New Clearwater Warehouse
May 29, 2018
Clearwater, FL, May 24, 2018 – GSP, a leading provider of retail services, is proud to announce that it has added approximately 20,000 sq. ft. of additional warehouse space to meet increased demand for store-specific marketing from its growing customer base. The new, expanded warehouse in Clearwater, Florida is one of several facilities across the country that GSP has available to house fixtures, displays, signage and other marketing materials for retailers. Other locations include Provo, Utah and Madison, Wisconsin. These are all strategically located in different shipping regions, so retailers can utilize the closest location to optimize delivery and fulfillment. “The addition of this new warehouse in Clearwater demonstrates GSP’s commitment to bringing even more efficiencies to our customers,” said Elaine Scrima, Vice President of Operations. “It’s another example of how our national reach yields great savings of time and money for our customers.” “Clients can use the location that best suits their needs or break up jobs between all three to lower transportation costs and achieve the best freight rates,” Elaine explained. To learn more about GSP’s print production capabilities, please call 727-532-0647. ABOUT GSP Now celebrating 40 years of business, GSP is a retail services provider located in Clearwater, Florida, with three regional production facilities (Clearwater; Provo, Utah; and Madison, Wisconsin). By using surveys and a proprietary software system, GSP helps retailers accurately measure and store site data, guaranteeing the right size sign is delivered to the right store every time with no overage. GSP offers award-winning marketing, design services, visual merchandising, food photography, best-in-class graphics and smart POP program management to more than 60,000 retail locations throughout North America. Recent growth led GSP to add AccuStore®, a survey, app and site profiling software brand, and the large-format graphics lab Great Big Pictures, which specializes in fashion retail. For more information, visit www.gspretail.com.
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