Pandora has opened a new online distribution centre in Mississauga, Ontario, strengthening its North American logistics network while reducing exposure to US tariffs.
The facility will serve Pandora’s fast-growing Canadian market, where revenue has risen over 50% since 2019, crossing DKK 1 billion in 2025. More than 20% of sales in Canada are now generated online, underlining the need for local fulfilment.
By shifting order processing from US-based centres to Canada, Pandora expects to cut delivery times by up to 50%, reducing shipping windows to 2-4 days from 5-7 days. The move also removes the need for Canadian-bound orders to pass through US customs, lowering tariff-related risks.
The new facility can process up to 12,500 orders per day and is operated by GXO Logistics. It is the first to deploy Pandora’s scalable logistics architecture aimed at improving stock accuracy and flexibility.
Pandora operates 96 stores in Canada and employs over 1,400 people. Its central distribution hub in Thailand will continue to support store supply, while the Canadian centre focuses on e-commerce fulfilment.