Run by people who
answer the phone.
LittleMing Transportation is a family-operated 3PL in Los Angeles. We've been on the other side of the container — and we built the company we wished existed back then.
We were the seller first.
Before LittleMing was a logistics company, we were an e-commerce seller moving freight from China to the U.S. We know exactly what it feels like when a container sits at the port accruing demurrage, when a 3PL stops replying after you sign, and when "your shipment is in transit" means "we don't know where it is."
So we bought a truck. Then a warehouse. Then more trucks. Every piece of this company exists because it fixes a problem we personally had — and every client gets treated the way we wished someone had treated us.
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Four rules we don't break.
We answer the phone
A real person who knows your account, on the phone, on WeChat, on email. Midnight LA time included — that’s business hours in China.
One team, no handoffs
Drayage, warehouse, and trucks under one roof. When something changes, the person you’re talking to can actually fix it.
Small sellers welcome
Everyone says "partner" then quotes you a 5,000-order minimum. We onboard first containers and hundred-order months happily.
Numbers you can check
Delivery times, shipping rates, storage counts — we publish real numbers and show you how to verify every one of them.
From one truck to port-to-door.
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LittleMing Transportation founded in Los Angeles — first truck, first warehouse, first container.
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Warehousing & fulfillment services added — clients asked us to store what we delivered.
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WMS portal launched — SKU-level visibility for every client, no exceptions.
- Today
Drayage, warehousing, trucking, and fulfillment under one roof — and still answering our own phones.
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Come see the warehouse for yourself.
The fastest way to trust a 3PL is to stand on its floor. Schedule a visit — or start with a quote.