MHF Trucking & Drayage Opens Jacksonville Terminal
MHF Logistical Solutions Trucking & Drayage Division MHF, an owner-operator network offering drayage and trucking services, has opened terminals in North Bergen, N.J., and Jacksonville, Fla
MHF Logistical Solutions Trucking & Drayage Division MHF, an owner-operator network offering drayage and trucking services, has opened terminals in North Bergen, N.J., and Jacksonville, Fla.
MHF Trucking & Drayage's partner company, MHF Logistical Solutions, has operated a successful truck-to-rail transload facility in North Bergen since 2004. "Our Trucking & Drayage Division's new North Bergen terminal will enable us to offer our customers both direct-truck and truck-to-rail transportation solutions from this strategic Mid-Atlantic location," said Tom Piatak, president and CEO of MHF Holdings Company.
"The North Bergen, NJ terminal is one of several we are opening in order to establish a local presence for our customers in various regions of the country," said Trucking & Drayage Executive Vice President Michael N. Parrotta,
"We are very excited about the opening of the Jacksonville terminal and look forward to working with the community to create jobs and rapidly expand the business," said Piatak. "Jacksonville is quickly becoming a major logistics hub, and it makes good economic sense to open a terminal in this growing logistics community."
MHF Trucking & Drayage's services range from local pick-ups and deliveries to highway services including over-the-road, regional, premium and door-to-door. All services are supported by an operations and customer support center providing local dispatch, customer interface and management.
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