Walmart’s $300 Million Ohio Bet on Big and Bulky Fulfillment
Via Supply Chain Dive | Oct. 1, 2026
Walmart plans to put $300 million into a Turtlecreek Township, Ohio, fulfillment center built for televisions, furniture, and other oversized goods, Supply Chain Dive reports. Suppliers in big and bulky categories have a stake in where Walmart adds capacity for their items, and the piece places the project within Walmart network changes and rival moves from Amazon and Costco.
Why it matters: Suppliers of furniture, televisions, and other oversized items can use this as context when asking their buyer how new regional capacity fits into next-day delivery plans for their category. The release left out the facility’s size and construction timeline.
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