MINNEAPOLIS — The next Target online order that ends up at your door might come from a new type of shipping facility aimed at making deliveries cheaper and faster.
Target Corp. will spend $100 million to build six new "sortation centers" across the country throughout the next three years as the retailer explores how to reduce costs and make delivering orders to customers more efficient.
Modeling the new warehouses after its original facility opened in October 2020 in northeast Minneapolis, Target says it will grow its nine package-sorting centers to a network of 15 facilities by the end of 2026.
