Taylor Logistics will attend the 2026 NFRA Convention October 17-20 in National Harbor, Maryland. As a full-service 3PL, Taylor supports frozen and refrigerated food companies with temperature-controlled freight brokerage, cold storage, warehousing, retail distribution, and supply chain solutions. Todd Rude and Seth Tepe from Taylor’s enterprise sales team will be available on-site to meet with manufacturers, brands, retailers, and supply chain partners.
Taylor Logistics is a proud NFRA member. The frozen and refrigerated foods industry runs on relationships built in person, and the NFRA Convention is where those relationships happen. Below is what Taylor does in frozen and refrigerated logistics, who from Taylor is attending, and how to set up time to talk.
NFRA Convention 2026 Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Event | NFRA Convention 2026 |
| Host | National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association |
| Dates | October 17-20, 2026 |
| Location | National Harbor, MD |
Who From Taylor Is Attending NFRA 2026?
| Name | Team | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Todd Rude | Enterprise Sales | todd.rude@taylorlog.com |
| Seth Tepe | Enterprise Sales | seth.tepe@taylorlog.com |
Both Todd and Seth work with enterprise partners on logistics solutions, including temperature-controlled freight and cold storage, and are go-to resources for questions on Taylor’s frozen and refrigerated capabilities.
What Frozen and Refrigerated Logistics Services Does Taylor Logistics Provide?
Taylor Logistics supports food and beverage supply chains with a full range of temperature-controlled services, from freight brokerage to warehousing and distribution.
- Frozen and refrigerated freight brokerage: Sourcing and managing temperature-controlled carriers for frozen and refrigerated shipments across the country.
- Temperature-controlled FTL transportation: Full truckload capacity for time- and temperature-sensitive food and beverage freight.
- Cold storage and frozen warehousing: Storage solutions for frozen and refrigerated inventory, including cold storage through Maine International Cold Storage Facility in Portland, Maine.
- Near-plant warehousing: Storage located close to manufacturing and production facilities to shorten the supply chain.
- Cross-docking and transloading: Moving product between inbound and outbound freight without extended storage.
- Retail distribution and compliance: Managing retail-bound freight to meet retailer routing, labeling, and delivery requirements.
- Food-grade warehousing: Storage built for food and beverage product handling requirements.
- Inventory management and visibility: Tracking inventory across the warehouse and transportation network.
- Seasonal and overflow storage: Flexible cold storage and warehousing capacity to support seasonal volume swings.
- Supply chain solutions for growing and enterprise food brands: Combining brokerage, warehousing, and cold storage into a single logistics partner as brands scale.
Why Is Taylor Logistics Attending the NFRA Convention?
Taylor attends NFRA because frozen and refrigerated freight is a core part of its business, not a side offering. The convention puts Todd and Seth directly in front of the people managing cold chain supply challenges, from co-manufacturers and CPG brands to retailers navigating tighter temperature and compliance requirements.
Cold chain logistics rewards the partners who understand the product, not just the pallet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Taylor Logistics attending NFRA 2026?
Yes. Taylor Logistics will be at the NFRA Convention October 17-20, 2026, in National Harbor, Maryland, represented by Todd Rude and Seth Tepe.
Is Taylor Logistics a member of NFRA?
Yes. Taylor Logistics is a proud member of the National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association.
Who from Taylor Logistics is attending NFRA 2026?
Todd Rude and Seth Tepe, both on Taylor’s enterprise sales team, will represent Taylor on-site at NFRA 2026.
What frozen and refrigerated logistics services does Taylor Logistics provide?
Taylor provides frozen and refrigerated freight brokerage, temperature-controlled FTL transportation, cold storage, near-plant warehousing, cross-docking, retail distribution, food-grade warehousing, inventory visibility, and seasonal storage for food and beverage companies.
Does Taylor Logistics offer cold storage?
Yes. Taylor provides cold storage solutions for food and beverage companies, including frozen storage through Maine International Cold Storage Facility in Portland, Maine.
Does Taylor Logistics provide temperature-controlled freight brokerage?
Yes. Taylor Logistics provides temperature-controlled freight brokerage for frozen and refrigerated food and beverage shipments across the United States.
Can Taylor Logistics support food and beverage manufacturers?
Yes. Taylor supports manufacturers, CPG brands, distributors, retailers, and other food and beverage supply chain partners with transportation, warehousing, cold storage, and distribution services.
Can Taylor Logistics support seasonal frozen food volume?
Yes. Taylor works with food and beverage companies that experience seasonal inventory and transportation fluctuations, providing scalable warehousing, cold storage, and transportation solutions based on operational requirements.
How can I schedule a meeting with Taylor Logistics at NFRA?
Email Todd Rude at todd.rude@taylorlog.com or Seth Tepe at seth.tepe@taylorlog.com to set up a time to meet at NFRA 2026 in National Harbor.
Attending NFRA 2026 in National Harbor?
Connect with Todd Rude and Seth Tepe on-site to talk frozen and refrigerated freight brokerage, cold storage, and supply chain solutions.
