Gofo parcel network quickly mushrooms in 2026

Parcel delivery startup Gofo has doubled the capacity of its Dallas processing center after moving into a new building and installing automated sortation equipment, as it races other regional carriers to build national scale. The larger terminal comes on line ahead of the peak season rush, allowing the company to absorb greater volume in the central United States rather than adding temporary facilities mid-season. Gofo says it expects parcel volume to jump 50% above normal weekly levels during the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Gofo inaugurated the new facility, which adds about 200,000 square feet of new space along with a large-scale double-deck cross-belt sorter, last week. The new site has 42 dock doors and can handle up to 45,000 parcels per hour, doubling daily capacity to 800,000 pieces per day, the company said in a news release on Tuesday.