Green Fulfilment
B Corp certified 3PL for direct-to-consumer brands with warehouses in Glasgow, Swindon and Venlo
Quick Overview
| Company | Green Fulfilment Ltd |
|---|---|
| Category | Ecommerce Fulfillment Services (3PL) |
| Headquarters | London (registered office); sites in Glasgow and Swindon, United Kingdom |
| Founded | 2016 |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom (UK); EU warehouse in the Netherlands |
| Data Location | Warehouses in Glasgow, Swindon and Venlo (Netherlands) |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | D2C and B2B fulfilment, Go Green platform, 25+ channel integrations, returns, kitting, personalisation, B Corp certification, Scope 3 emissions tracking |
| Pricing | Personalised quote based on order volume, D2C and B2B split, packaging, storage and personalisation; basic API connections free |
| Best For | Smaller direct-to-consumer brands, around 500 orders a month and up, with shoebox-sized products |
| Replaces | ShipBob |
Detailed Review
Green Fulfilment was founded in 2016 by Rukhsar Ahmed and Cain Fleming, and the website says the founders are still directly involved with clients. The terms name Green Fulfilment Ltd, incorporated in England and Wales under number 07598064.
Its homepage lists three Glasgow sites, two in Swindon and one in Venlo, and describes a client base of more than 100 brands in fashion, beauty, homeware and wellness.
Aimed at a specific order profile
The pricing page is unusually frank about fit: systems are tuned for shoebox-sized products, and the target is a brand shipping around 500 orders a month that wants to grow. The quote form asks for D2C orders in a normal month in bands from 0-500 up to 5000+.
Cost drivers listed include the D2C and B2B split, branded packaging, SKU count, and personalisation such as embossing, engraving or gift cards.
Sustainability as an audited claim
B Corp certification dates from 2024 according to the site, and operations include paperless dispatch, recyclable packaging and Scope 3 emissions tracking. Sugarcane mailing bags are offered as a packaging option.
For a brand with its own sustainability reporting, having a warehouse partner that has been independently assessed is more useful than a general green pledge.
UK base with a route into the EU
Most capacity is in Scotland and England, with Venlo serving EU customers at lower cross-border cost. The Go Green platform joins Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, eBay, TikTok Shop and more than 25 other channels to one inventory.
A virtual tour of the warehouse can be arranged.
Limitations to Consider
The contracting entity is British, so EU orders shipped from the UK need customs handling, and only the Venlo site avoids that. There is a single EU warehouse. Large or heavy goods are outside the stated sweet spot, and custom reporting or multi-platform work may incur extra charges. No prices are published.
Who Should Use Green Fulfilment
UK and Irish brands, and EU brands selling into the UK, with compact products and a sustainability agenda.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- B Corp certification
- Basic API integrations free
- Clear description of the ideal customer
- Founders involved in accounts
- Virtual warehouse tours
Cons
- Only one EU warehouse
- No published prices
- Not optimised for bulky goods
- Custom development and reporting cost extra
Alternatives to Green Fulfilment
Other European ecommerce fulfillment services (3pl) worth comparing before you decide:
Bigblue
France · French 3PL with a software layer and warehouses in four countries
Monta Fulfilment
Netherlands · Dutch fulfilment network with its own warehouse software
Zenfulfillment
Germany · Berlin-founded fulfilment with next-day delivery and an operating system
Active Ants
Netherlands · AutoStore-based e-fulfilment from Nieuwegein
See all European ecommerce fulfillment services (3pl) or compare them directly against ShipBob on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, from its warehouse in Venlo, the Netherlands, alongside UK sites in Glasgow and Swindon.
The pricing page speaks to brands around 500 orders a month and above, with shoebox-sized products.
Basic API connections are stated to be free; custom development or multiple platform integrations may cost extra.