About Dot Foods and Dot Transportation Dot Foods, Inc. carries 123,000 products from 1,500 food industry manufacturers making it the largest food industry redistributor in North America.

Bryan Langston, president of Dot Transportation, which is the private fleet for Dot Foods, accepted the award at the historic Hilton Netherlands Plaza in downtown Cincinnati on June 15.

DTI is the affiliate trucking company for Dot Foods, North America’s largest food redistributor based in Mount Sterling. Langston replaces Paul Mugerditchian as DTI’s president. The company ...

Dot also established trucking operations for its affiliate Dot Transportation, at a terminal location in nearby New Castle. The firm plans to hire 50 drivers for the New Castle terminal location ...

Dot Foods has selected Quintiq to optimize temperature integrity, loading and routing of its multi-compartment and multi-temperature logistics assets.

Dot Foods will expand operations in western Maryland with a two-phase project that will add at least 100 new jobs over the next seven years, many of which will be truck drivers, the company ...

Dot Foods Canada and its transportation arm, Dot Transportation Canada, have celebrated a move to a larger distribution center in Calgary, Alta., tripling their previous capacity to meet growing ...

QUINCY — Volunteers from Dot Foods and Dot Transportation took to the road Thursday to distribute food and other necessities to area food pantries to help those in need.

Through Dot Transportation, Inc., an affiliate of Dot Foods, the company distributes foodservice, convenience, retail, and vending products to distributors in all 50 states and more than 55 countries.

Dot Foods will build a $39M distribution center in Ingersoll, Ontario, and a $50.5M operation in Manchester, TN.

Through Dot Transportation Inc., the company distributes food service, convenience, retail and vending products to distributors in all 50 states and 39 countries.