Food & Beverage Logistics
Food and beverage companies are unique. They require clean, safe and reliable warehousing and transportation solutions. Evans has worked with several food, beverage and liquor companies for the last 30 years.
Quality Food & Beverage Logistics
The food and beverage supply chains are the most critical in the world. Meeting tight deadlines to get products on the shelves and into the hands of consumers is imperative. Evans has the space, equipment, technology, transportation and value-added capabilities to ensure the food and beverage supply chain is safe and efficient.

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Food Grade Services

Quality & Testing
Food products require strict quality standards, and damage during transportation or storage is a risk. To prevent this, Evans has a dedicated quality room for testing and ensuring your products are in perfect condition before reaching consumers.

Dry/Packaged Food
Evans operates food-grade facilities that adhere to FDA guidelines for cleanliness and proper food handling. Our rigorous cleaning routine ensures the safety of all food products.

Beverage
Evans holds a liquor license to handle both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. We specialize in custom packaging, kitting, and inventory control for high-turn products, along with inbound and outbound transportation.
Our Experience
Learn how Cynara, an international food supplier that specializes in artichokes, uses Evans to maintain availability and avoid price fluctuations by combining warehousing and transportation services.

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