Box supply for Atlanta shippers
Atlanta is the South-east's distribution centre. The metro counted 49,050 warehousing jobs in 2025, led by Fulton, Henry and Cobb counties, and warehousing is 1.4 times as concentrated here as nationally.

What Atlanta buyers order
Distribution and fulfilment buildings buy stock RSC ranges and large boxes by the pallet. Food manufacturing, 22,288 jobs, buys cases, some of them for cold storage.
Where the warehouses are
McDonough (30253), south of the city on I-75, has the most warehousing establishments, then 30336 west of downtown, Forest Park, Fairburn and 30349 near the airport.
Boxes for Atlanta: ask for a price
Give the delivery ZIP, each inside size with its grade and count, and any receiving window or dock limit.
- Inside size
- length x width x depth, in inches
- Style
- RSC, full overlap, telescope, die-cut or bulk
- Wall and grade
- read it off the stamp on your current box
- Count
- boxes per order, and how often you reorder
- Packed weight
- box plus contents
- ZIP
- where the boxes are delivered
After you send it
- We reply by email, usually with questions first if anything is unclear
- You confirm the specification, and a sample or drawing if it is a new design
- We send the price, the delivery window and the count tolerance
- On approval the order is scheduled and shipped to your dock
Worth knowing in Atlanta
Atlanta's airport is a cargo hub as well as a passenger one, and freight forwarders near it pack goods for air shipment, where weight costs more than volume. Light, right-sized cartons save money there. The metro's food plants, snack makers, bottlers and bakeries buy cases in volume. And the I-75 corridor south toward McDonough holds big distribution buildings that need a range of stock sizes replaced steadily.
Interstates 75, 85 and 20 meet downtown, and the industrial parks south of the city near Hartsfield-Jackson airport hold much of the freight.
We quote delivery to every ZIP in all 29 counties of the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell metro area, among them Barrow, Butts, Carroll and Clayton, not only the warehouse districts. The ZIPs with the most warehouses are 30253 Mcdonough, 30336 Atlanta, 30297 Forest Park, 30213 Fairburn and 30349 Atlanta, and the most warehousing jobs are in Fulton, Henry and Cobb counties.
Trades here and the boxes they order
- Warehousing and storage: Stock RSC ranges, mailers and large cartons replaced by the pallet
- Food manufacturing: Shipping cases sized to the product and the palletizer
Sources: BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025; Census ZIP Code Business Patterns, 2023.