One crazy load....

No, that's wrong. Its that frappin' O-range. Now that's what oughta be immigrant!

 

Your orginal post says it needs to be 50℉ did not say what it is lol.

 

Why would it be immigrant to haul cereal in a dry van? If it's because it's a food then so are the dry goods in cans and water and soda and so on.........Been doing this 18 years in July and this thread is the first time I've evere heard it was immigrant to haul cereal in a dry van.

Guess since it's on the internet it has to be true ! I learned something new today...........................LOL

 

Now that it's cereal that's a different story. His op didn't say cereal it says refer plant and set unit at 50℉ big difference

 

Dry cereal can be carried in a non temp controlled trailer any time.
Unless specified by the shipper or it has a melting point where it can ruin the product.

Processed foods are pretty lax on the rules.
When hauling ingredients it's a different story.

 

now y'all have me confused I read it on here (the internet ) that it was immigrant so is it or isn't it? LOL I know it's shipper dependent and not immigrant but may be against the shipper's policy...........

I was trying to be funny but guess I failed LOL

 

If it non refer load u can ran it I'n what ever you want. I was under the impression that the load requires A refer! Which cereal does not.

 

Waverly, NY