Third-party logistics · Houston, Texas

Connecting North America to the World

Built through the strategic partnership of Meiborg Companies and Morales Capital Group, M2 Global Logistics combines transportation, warehousing, and international trade expertise to create a seamless global supply chain platform.

Aerial view of the M2 Global Logistics campus beside the I-45 interchange, with the Downtown Houston skyline behind it.

Backed by an 830,000-square-foot Houston logistics campus, nationwide transportation assets, and international trade expertise, M2 Global Logistics helps businesses move products efficiently across markets, borders, and continents.

A joint venture of Meiborg Companies and Morales Capital Group

What we do

One provider from the port to the dock door.

Most shippers stitch together a customs broker, a warehouse and a carrier, then spend the week reconciling the three. M2 Global runs all of it: international freight, customs, storage, fulfillment and the trucks that move it.

Asset-backed, not brokered

More than 550 company trucks and over four million square feet of warehousing. When capacity tightens you are not waiting on someone else's network.

Across the border and through customs

Morales Capital Group's operating companies handle international trade and customs, so cross-border freight stays on one contract.

Built for the most complex challenges

Heavy lift handling up to 55,000 lbs, shipping containers and tanks, and a seven-acre dedicated laydown yard for what does not belong indoors.

Houston campus

830,000 sq ft available now.

Three modern buildings on 27 acres near Downtown Houston, at 2103 Ernestine Street. Clean, and ready to move into.

Aerial photograph of the 830,000 square foot Ernestine Street campus and its loading dock aprons.
  • Dock-high doors and drive-in ramps
  • Non-bonded warehousing
  • Pick, pack, kitting and e-commerce fulfillment
  • Heavy lift handling up to 55,000 lbs
  • Shipping container and tank storage
  • Full inventory visibility

Immediate access to I-45 and I-10. Twenty-seven miles to the Port of Houston, eight to William P. Hobby Airport.

830,000Square feet
27 acresCampus
189Dock doors
27 ftClear height

Well suited to: renewable energy equipment · automotive suppliers and manufacturers · robotics and electrical manufacturers · construction materials

Location and logistics

Inside the loop, minutes from the terminals.

2103 Ernestine sits in Houston's East End, close enough to the container terminals for multiple turns a shift and close enough to the centre for same day delivery.

Highway access

  • Interstate 45, the Gulf Freeway, is minutes away, running north into downtown Houston and I-10, and south toward Galveston.
  • Loop 610 and I-69 (US-59) open multi-directional distribution across Greater Houston without crossing deep urban gridlock.
  • An inner-loop infill position, servicing dense central commercial corridors more efficiently than outer-ring submarkets.

Port and terminal distances

Distance and drive time from 2103 Ernestine Street to Houston area port and container terminals.
Terminal Distance Drive time Route
Turning Basin Terminal General cargo, breakbulk 4 miles 8 to 12 min I-610 and SH-225
Manchester Terminal 5 to 6 miles 10 to 12 min Lawndale Street
Barbours Cut Container Terminal 24 to 25 miles 25 to 30 min SH-225 East
Bayport Container Terminal 26 to 27 miles 30 to 35 min SH-225 East to SH-146 South
Port of Galveston 47 miles 45 to 50 min I-45 South

Scroll the table sideways for drive times and routes.

Operational advantages

Drayage efficiency

Within 25 miles of the major container terminals, which keeps turnaround tight enough for drivers to complete multiple terminal turns per shift inside standard Hours of Service.

Last-mile reach

Minutes from downtown, Midtown and the key commercial hubs, cutting transit times for local, same-day and next-day distribution.

Labour corridor

Houston's East End, 77023, with immediate access to an established industrial and warehouse labour pool.

The partnership

Two operators, not a holding company.

Meiborg has hauled and warehoused freight out of Rockford, Illinois since 1981. Family-owned, more than 550 trucks, over four million square feet across Illinois and Texas. Morales Capital Group invests in and operates companies across logistics, international trade, beverage distribution, real estate and technology, including Globalternative Solutions, Morales Beverage Group and Viva Center.

M2 Global Logistics is where the two meet: Meiborg's assets and operating discipline, MCG's trade and customs reach. It is led by Zach Meiborg, Nick Gibbons and James Cooper alongside leadership from Morales Capital Group.

“This partnership evolves a proven regional operation into a truly global 3PL brand.”

Zach Meiborg, Chief Executive Officer, Meiborg Companies

Meiborg Companies

Founded 1981. Family-owned, headquartered in Rockford, Illinois. More than 550 trucks and over four million square feet of warehousing across Illinois and Texas.

Morales Capital Group

An entrepreneurial investment firm with operating companies in logistics, international trade, beverage distribution, real estate and technology. Works alongside management teams on strategy and execution.

Capabilities

What we handle.

Warehousing & distribution

Non-bonded warehousing with full inventory visibility.

Fleet transportation

More than 550 company trucks, dispatched from our own network rather than brokered out.

Pick, pack & fulfillment

Kitting and order fulfillment for e-commerce and retail.

International trade & customs

Cross-border routing and customs handling through MCG's trade companies.

Heavy lift & oversized freight

27-foot clear height and heavy lift handling up to 55,000 lbs for equipment that will not fit a standard dock.

Secured yard storage

A seven-acre dedicated laydown yard within the 27-acre campus, for containers, tanks and equipment.

Contact

Tell us what you need to move.

Space inquiries, freight quotes, or a question about the Houston campus. Send it here and someone from the team will reply.