Prime Inc., Missouri’s largest motor carrier and among North America’s largest refrigerated carriers, has formed a new company, Prime Floral, LLC.
Prime Floral, LLC will be a full-service division under Prime Inc. that will offer transportation, consolidation and cross-docking service to the floral industry.
Founded in 1970, Prime Inc., located in Springfield, Mo., has evolved as a leading international refrigerated, flatbed and liquid bulk truckload carrier. With more than 1,700 trucks and 2,500 refrigerated trailers in Prime’s refrigerated division, Prime Floral, LLC will be able to handle the needs of growers, shippers and wholesalers throughout the floral industry.
To lead this venture, Prime Floral, LLC has assembled a staff with more than 100 combined years of expertise in the floral industry, which includes the distribution of fresh cut flowers, bulbs, greens and plants. Prime Floral, LLC will have service center locations in Miami, Portland, Ore. and Ventura, Calif.
"This is an opportunity to deploy our excellent customer service and company resources into the floral market, which necessitates first-rate service. It is a type of niche market that strategically fits into our long-term plan. We believe that our ad hoc freight network will bring a new dimension and level of service to the floral industry in North America," said Robert Low, Prime Inc. president and founder.
For additional information, call Clayton Brown at (417) 866-0001, Ext. 3102, or visit www.primeinc.com.
Prime Joins Floral Transportation Industry
Prime Inc., Missouri’s largest motor carrier and among North America’s largest refrigerated carriers, has formed a new company, Prime Floral, LLC.
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