Delaware Freight Shipping Solutions

Yes. The Port of Wilmington is the largest fresh fruit import port in the United States and our drayage trucking operation in Delaware at this port is specifically oriented toward the refrigerated and fresh produce cargo that moves through Dole, Fresh Del Monte, and Chiquita’s Wilmington terminals. We manage temperature-sensitive port drayage to Mid-Atlantic distribution centers daily.

Absolutely. Fresh fruit coming off ships at Wilmington needs to move immediately into the cold chain and our refrigerated trucking carriers in Delaware serve exactly this function. We handle port-to-distributor cold chain moves for tropical produce, bananas, and other perishable imports with the temperature precision these products demand.

Yes. DuPont, Chemours, and other Delaware chemical manufacturers ship hazmat freight regularly. Our freight transportation carriers in Delaware serving this corridor hold the required hazmat certifications, carry proper placarding, and follow DOT-compliant routing for chemical loads throughout the state.

Delaware’s position between Philadelphia and Baltimore on I-95 means exceptional carrier density and some of the most competitive rates in the Mid-Atlantic for many lanes. The short distances to both major cities also mean that Delaware shippers often achieve same-day transit to markets that would take other states a full business day to reach.

Yes. Delaware’s Delmarva Peninsula is a major poultry and agricultural production region and our LTL shipping carriers in Delaware serve shippers across the peninsula with competitive rates and reliable transit to Mid-Atlantic distribution centers and markets.