USF Holland Inc., the Hollland, Mich. operating company of USF Corp., was recently named "Supplier of the Year" by the Easley Facility of Mark IV Automotive.
The award was presented at a dinner and accepted by Paul Beckman, USF Holland account executive. The carrier was one of only two recognized for 100% supplier performance, including keeping costs down.
"Our goal is to work with each and every customer to meet their individual performance standards," said Pete Neydon, president, USF Corp. Eastern Carrier Group and president and Chief Executive Officer of USF Holland. "It is a testament to our team's many efforts that we have been honored by Mark IV."
"USF Holland does a great job for the Easley Facility and plays a vital role in continuous improvement and supporting us with our logistics goals," said Linda Norris, Mark IV automotive purchasing manager.
USF Holland Inc. delivers best-in-class service to virtually the entire North American market. With USF Holland Premier service, the company provides next-day and second-day LTL delivery throughout the central and southeast United States, including Ontario and Quebec, Canada.
USF Holland Wins Performance Award
USF Holland Inc., the Hollland, Mich. operating company of USF Corp., was recently named "Supplier of the Year" by the Easley Facility of Mark IV Automotive.
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