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  • Auto Transport
  • Industrial Movers
  • International Movers
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ABOUT LIQUID TRUCKING
Founded in 1989, family owned Liquid Trucking, has grown to one of the 30 largest tank trucking companies in the United States. We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality liquid transport services out of the Midwest, servicing the continental US and Canada.

We are growing exponentially! Our world class facilities, and state of the art GPS equipped trucks and tankers, driven by the most capable drivers in the industry, are the keys to our success and continued growth.

We are headquartered just south of Omaha, Nebraska, with a satellite location slightly west of Sioux City, Iowa. If you are looking to hire an efficient, industry-leading bulk liquid carrier, look no further than the OFC – Schmidt – Barto family fleet.

Along with our liquid carrier services, we offer two full-service tank wash-bay facilities near Omaha and Sioux City.

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM US:
✓ Well-Qualified Tanker Drivers

✓ Specialty Equipment

✓ Safe and Reliable Transport

✓ Compliance to Deliver On Time

✓ Open and Honest Communication

✓ Alleviates the Pressure of Seasonal Agriculture

AGRICULTURE & FARMING TRANSPORTATION
Nebraska is the home of the heartland. Being located in the Midwest, our customer base is predominantly agricultural. We understand the needs and rigors of farm life and strive to serve those who feed our nation. In the springtime, we haul fertilizer to our friends in the field to more than a dozen Midwestern states.

Liquid fertilizer has grown in popularity in recent years and is a great option to ensure large and fertile fields. As we have hauled this bulk liquid material, we have learned the benefits of using liquid fertilizers for your farms. It’s an easy and uniform application process, it acts fast, and results in healthier crops.

FOOD & KOSHER TRANSPORTATION
The most common method for food distribution in the United States is trucking. In fact, trucking makes up 70.5 percent of all food transportation. Common liquid food items we haul include:

Alcohol
Vegetable Oil
Juices
Syrups and Sweeteners
Sugar Alcohols
Citrus Products
Additives and Preservatives
As for kosher food products, they must avoid non-kosher products under all circumstances. This means that the bulk liquid tanks used to transport kosher products could not have previously been used to transport non-kosher products. Also, the tank has to be thoroughly washed inside after every trip. Using freshwater and high-temperature steam are a few examples of how we keep the tanks up to kosher standards. In addition, all of our kosher tanks are certified kosher by a rabbi, to adhere to kosher standards and food laws.

HAZMAT & CHEMICAL TRANSPORTATION
According to the DOT, hazardous materials are any substances or materials that could adversely affect the safety of the public, handlers, or carriers during transportation. Common materials we haul include:

Flammable Liquids and Solids
Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides
Poison and Infectious Substances
Corrosive Materials
To be able to transport bulk liquid Hazmat materials, our drivers are specially trained and certified. Not only do they need to know how to safely transport the material, but they also closely watch their routes at all times. In some cases, the materials are time-sensitive, so drivers are willing to adjust their routes to deliver their load safely and on-time. Overall, to ensure safety, our drivers inspect their trucks before leaving, are mindful of the liquid surge, and do not engage in unsafe driving behaviors.

Q What’s the difference between less than truckload and full truckload?

Less than truckload (LTL) shipping allows multiple shippers to share space on the same
truck while full truckload shipments typically travel on only one truck with one destination.

Q What is an NMFC number?

The National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) allocates a specific number to each product
that could be shipped. That is the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) that pairs to the
freight class best suited for the product. It’s important to include the NMFC number on the bill of
lading to reduce chances of reclassification.

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Additional Details

  • City:South Sioux City, NE, USA
  • Country:USA
  • Drivers:10
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  • Year of Estd:1989
  • Number of Trucks:10
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