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The area reaches into Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.",{"h2":15,"blocks":16},"Counties",[17],{"t":18,"head":19,"rows":23,"caption":36},"table",[20,21,22],"County","Warehousing jobs","Share of the metro",[24,28,32],[25,26,27],"Miami-Dade","13,042","59.0 percent",[29,30,31],"Broward","5,677","25.7 percent",[33,34,35],"Palm Beach","3,385","15.3 percent","BLS QCEW 2025, counties with disclosed data.",{"h2":38,"blocks":39},"ZIP codes with the most warehouses",[40,64],{"t":18,"head":41,"rows":45,"caption":63},[42,43,44],"ZIP","Town","Establishments",[46,50,53,56,60],[47,48,49],"33178","Miami","39",[51,48,52],"33172","25",[54,48,55],"33122","24",[57,58,59],"33069","Pompano Beach","22",[61,48,62],"33166","21","Census Bureau, ZIP Code Business Patterns 2023.",{"t":10,"text":65},"The five largest ZIP codes hold 131 establishments between them. Miami (33178) leads with 39, 29.8 percent of the five.",{"h2":67,"blocks":68},"Reading the numbers",[69],{"t":70,"items":71},"ul",[72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93],"Miami-Dade County has 13,042 warehousing jobs, 59.0 percent of the 22,104 in the Miami area.","Broward County has 5,677 warehousing jobs, 25.7 percent of the 22,104 in the Miami area, 7,365 fewer than Miami-Dade.","Palm Beach County has 3,385 warehousing jobs, 15.3 percent of the 22,104 in the Miami area, 9,657 fewer than Miami-Dade.","Miami (33172) has 14 fewer warehousing establishments than Miami (33178), 25 against 39.","Miami (33122) has 15 fewer warehousing establishments than Miami (33178), 24 against 39.","Pompano Beach (33069) has 17 fewer warehousing establishments than Miami (33178), 22 against 39.","Miami (33166) has 18 fewer warehousing establishments than Miami (33178), 21 against 39.","Miami-Dade County's 13,042 is 12.4 percent of all 105,401 warehousing jobs in Florida.","Broward County's 5,677 is 5.4 percent of all 105,401 warehousing jobs in Florida.","Palm Beach County's 3,385 is 3.2 percent of all 105,401 warehousing jobs in Florida.","ZIP 33178 in Miami ranks number 1 of the five, with 39 warehousing establishments, 29.8 percent of their combined total and 1.86 times the smallest of them.","ZIP 33172 in Miami ranks number 2 of the five, with 25 warehousing establishments, 19.1 percent of their combined total and 1.19 times the smallest of them.","ZIP 33122 in Miami ranks number 3 of the five, with 24 warehousing establishments, 18.3 percent of their combined total and 1.14 times the smallest of them.","ZIP 33069 in Pompano Beach ranks number 4 of the five, with 22 warehousing establishments, 16.8 percent of their combined total and 1.05 times the smallest of them.","ZIP 33166 in Miami ranks number 5 of the five, with 21 warehousing establishments, 16.0 percent of their combined total and 1.00 times the smallest of them.","Grocery and related product wholesale employs 27,032 in the area, 1.22 for every warehousing job.","Warehousing and storage employs 22,104 in the area, 1.00 for every warehousing job.","Florida's warehousing and storage employment, 105,401, is 4.77 times the Miami area's warehousing jobs.","Florida's grocery and related product wholesale employment, 63,967, is 2.89 times the Miami area's warehousing jobs.","Orlando, also in Florida, has 13,928 warehousing jobs, 0.63 times Miami's.","Jacksonville, also in Florida, has 15,384 warehousing jobs, 0.70 times Miami's.","Tampa, also in Florida, has 13,205 warehousing jobs, 0.60 times Miami's.",{"h2":95,"blocks":96},"Who ships pallets here",[97,112],{"t":18,"head":98,"rows":102,"caption":111},[99,100,101],"Industry","Private jobs, 2025","Jobs per warehousing job",[103,107],[104,105,106],"Grocery and related product wholesale","27,032","1.22",[108,109,110],"Warehousing and storage","22,104","1.00","Jobs: BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025; where counties are withheld the figure is partial.",{"t":10,"text":113},"In Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, grocery and related product wholesale employs 27,032. Wholesalers handle mixed cases and rewrap often, so they ask about deck type first and whether the pallet nests when it goes back. It tends to lean on nestable and stackable in the common footprint, usually in 48 x 40 in, and to ask about static load for mixed stacks and whether the deck is open or closed.",{"h2":115,"blocks":116},"The empty return",[117,119],{"t":10,"text":118},"An illustration, not a forecast: if each of 131 warehouses in its five largest ZIP codes in Miami sent back 1,200 empty pallets in a week, that would be 157,200 pallets. 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