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About GoodzHub

The direct line between Anatolian mills and the US trade

GoodzHub LLC is a United States direct importer of Turkish porcelain tile and natural stone surfaces. We work at manufacturer level — sourcing rectified collections from established Anatolian producers, holding quality accountable at the source, and delivering container and pallet programs through the Port of New York and New Jersey.

Our focus is deliberate: one material category, mastered end to end. Distributors, builders, and design professionals come to GoodzHub for consistent series identity, technical packaging data, and a logistics partner who understands reorder programs as well as first containers.

Why Turkey, why now

A quality-forward sourcing shift

US distributors and builders are actively re-sourcing porcelain and stone-look tile. Trade press consistently names Turkey as the quality-forward alternative — European design language, modern rectified production, without European pricing.

GoodzHub exists to make that pipeline effortless for American buyers: manufacturer relationships, inspection before shipment, and delivery from New Jersey — not a broker's warehouse three states away.

How we work

Source to slab yard

  1. Inspection at source.Series are reviewed against catalog specifications before containers are loaded — finish consistency, caliber, and packaging counts.
  2. Consolidated quality control.We coordinate mill documentation, pallet specifications, and damage-prevention standards suited to transatlantic freight.
  3. New Jersey delivery.Programs arrive through Port Newark–Elizabeth with last-mile coordination for distributors and project sites across the US.

Company

GoodzHub LLC1301 Wall Str West Apt 3212, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071sales@goodzhub.com+1 201-741-0399

GoodzHub is part of a broader Turkish trade portfolio — our public focus is porcelain and stone surfaces for the US market.

Let's talk programs.

Container programs for distributors. Pallet quantities for projects. We reply within one business day.