FFE Transportation Services Opens Ontario, Calif. Service Center
FFE Transportation Services, Inc. has opened a new service center in Ontario, CA in an effort to expand service, meet rising demand, and greatly increase capacity in the western United States temperature-controlled LTL market

FFE Transportation Services, Inc. has opened a new service center in Ontario, CA in an effort to expand service, meet rising demand, and greatly increase capacity in the western United States temperature-controlled LTL market.
FFE has relocated to a 92,000 sq-ft warehousing and distribution center that will provide substantial freezer and cooler space. In addition, the new location will result in improved service capabilities for customers in southern California.
"This is an exciting opportunity for us to better meet the needs of our customers. This regionalized operation will offer existing customers the consistent, high-quality and specialized service they have come to expect, and provide new customers with the superior service and greatly increased capacity only an asset based company can provide," said John Hickerson, Executive VP and CEO of Frozen Food Express. "This expansion, coupled with the industry leading technology in web tracking and tracing employed, will allow FFE to be able to offer an unparalleled ability to serve customers not only in southern California but throughout our entire transcontinental network."
"This represents our continued commitment to invest in our company, our infrastructure, and our commitment to our customers to provide the highest quality and most reliable service product in the competitive marketplace," said Russell Stubbs, President of FFE. "It is one of several ongoing initiatives to build for the future."
More info: www.ffex.net
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