Wonder has plans to lay off 533 New Jersey workers and open a new factory in Gloucester County
A new facility is set to open in Logan Township in November, replacing a 160,000-square-foot distribution center run by HelloFresh.

Wonder, the food hall and meal delivery company with more than 150 locations across the Northeast, has plans to open a new production and distribution facility in Gloucester County and lay off hundreds of workers in the process.
The company plans to lay off 533 New Jersey employees between Sept. 16 and Jan. 8, according to a WARN notice. Wonder’s facilities in Cranfield and Fairfield in North Jersey are closing, but not any other locations or offices in the state.
“Eligible employees” in Cranford and Fairfield will receive severance, “outplacement services,” and would have to reapply to continue working at Wonder, including at the new facility in Logan Township, Gloucester County.
Wonder is leasing the new site, 160,000 square feet, at 1130 Commerce Blvd. The move is an effort to consolidate Wonder’s operations across the state as Wonder expands into “new regions,” according to Wonder spokesperson Najy Kamal.
“To set our supply chain up for long-term growth, Wonder made the strategic decision to transition away from our existing New Jersey facilities and move into a new, higher-capacity facility in Swedesboro, New Jersey,” Kamal said in an emailed statement. The new facility has a Swedesboro mailing address, but is located in Logan Township.
HelloFresh, a meal-kit company, is set to close their distribution center at the new Logan Township warehouse on Sept. 30 and lay off nearly 400 employees.
Wonder plans to open the Logan Township facility in November and anticipates adding about 550 roles there.
The move comes following a rapid expansion by Wonder in the Philadelphia area, adding 12 sites in Philadelphia and its surrounding counties in 2025. In December, Jason Rusk, head of restaurant operations, told The Inquirer that he expects to have a Wonder servicing every part of the broader Philly region.
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