Commodities
Food and beverages
Food does not forgive a questionable trailer. The floor, the smell and the seal matter as much as the arrival time.
Before a food load, the trailer is inspected: floor dry and clean, walls free of residue, no smell left from the previous load. A van coming off an odorous product is not sent onto food.
The numbered seal is not decorative: it is written on the bill of lading at origin and checked on arrival. That is what lets your customer confirm no door opened in between.
Winter adds freezing. Beverages and anything containing water move in a heated trailer from November to April.
- Floor and walls inspected before loading
- No cross-loading with an odorous product
- Numbered seal written on the bill of lading
- Heated trailer for beverages in winter
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Commodities
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Packaged retail products: lots of cube, little weight, and strict receiving windows.
Freeze-sensitive products
Paints, adhesives, liquids and beverages: what cannot be fixed once it has frozen.