Info on Dutch Maid

Sometimes I see them at my place in NJ so I would say they go to the east coast.

 

Here is what i got in return to an email in my quest to find out more info.

[FONT=&quot]We haul mostly Frozen Foods and primarily Ohio to the east coast NJ-PA-MD-NY and the New England states we do run some South East but not a lot. We get you home 3 out of 4 weekends on an average. We are specking all of our Newer trucks with APUs that are 2010 and newer and that is over half the fleet and all the trucks with APUs have 1500 watt inverters.....But when you start you will probably have one of the older trucks so the answer is yes our shop will install your inverter. The answer to your last question is that about 50% of our freight is drop and hook which means the other 50% is live load or unload and we do our best to get drivers in and out of docks in a couple of hours but I would be a big fat liar if I told you this happens every time.[/FONT]

 

Sounds like an honest response I see them too at grocery dcs on the east coast nice equipment. I talked to a few but just about he weather and roads to use and stuff. Do you know if they manufacture there own products? Cause if they do it's got to be a good job. I work directly for a manufacturer of our own products and it's a sweet gig.

 

They never did manufacturer anything. They started as a produce hauler, hauling their own produce.
http://dutchmaid.com/company-history.html

 

I too am looking at dutchmaid. I started out with refer in 1980. just about anything is better than dry freight. I am trying to get back to that area. not much industry in Huron right now.

 

I am thinking about going with them as well any info about the company at all will be nice. I talked to someone last friday they do north east said starting pay is .28 and miles is 2500 a week

 

Anyone still at Dutchmaid and give me anymore info??? just applied.. to them