2020 Top Refrigerated (Truckload and LTL) Carriers

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Top Refrigerated (Truckload & LTL) Carriers
Rank | Company |
Sector Revenue (000)![]() |
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1 | Prime Inc. | 2,006,924 |
2 | KLLM Transport Services | 936,000 |
3 | C.R. England | 897,868 |
4 | Swift Refrigerated |
755,000 est |
5 | Stevens Transport | 737,294 |
6 | Hirschbach Motor Lines | 440,862 |
7 | Marten Transport | 378,000 |
8 | John Christner Trucking | 338,873 |
9 | TransAm Trucking Inc. |
297,000 est |
10 | Black Horse Carriers | 280,500 |
11 | FFE Transportation Services | 275,000 |
12 | Shaffer Trucking |
266,000 est |
13 | Navajo Express |
243,000 est |
14 | Bay & Bay Transportation | 150,752 |
15 | Frialsa Logistica |
143,200 est |
16 | NFI | 126,000 |
17 | Pride Transport | 122,000 |
18 | WEL Companies | 120,284 |
19 | J&R Schugel Trucking |
119,000 est |
20 | Day & Ross | 118,837 |
21 | National Carriers Inc. | 108,500 |
22 | Decker Truck Line |
106,206 est |
23 | Covenant Transportation Group |
98,272 est |
24 | Freymiller Inc. |
98,000 est |
25 | Roadrunner Temperature Controlled |
96,692 est |
26 | Schuster Co. |
83,200 est |
27 | Raider Express | 80,000 |
28 | Wilson Logistics | 75,000 |
29 | Continental Express Inc. | 71,500 |
30 | Great Plains Transport | 64,302 |
31 | Roehl Refrigerated Transport | 59,078 |
32 | Canada Cartage | 53,580 |
33 | Denney Transport |
46,401 est |
34 | CRST International | 38,000 |
35 | Transportes Garza Leal | 34,500 |
36 | Cowan Systems | 32,590 |
37 | Halvor Lines | 28,100 |
38 | May Trucking | 26,304 |
39 | TWT Refrigerated | 20,000 |
40 | Sorenson Transport | 12,474 |
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