From canola and soybean oil feeding Ontario’s food plants to specialty oils moving between refiners and packagers, bulk edible oil demands equipment and handling that protect a product highly prone to picking up contamination and off-flavours. Cargo County hauls edible oils across Ontario and Quebec in dedicated food-grade stainless tankers, food-only for life, with certified washes and complete documentation on every movement.
Canola, soybean, corn, sunflower and blended vegetable oils, plus specialty and high-oleic oils, moving refinery to packager, packager to food manufacturer, and plant to plant across the Toronto-Montreal corridor and Southern Ontario. [Confirm any heated-transport capability for products requiring temperature maintenance before publishing claims about high-melt-point oils.]
Edible oil specs fail on trace contamination: residue from an aggressive prior load, water from an incomplete wash, or foreign material from worn fittings. Our controls start with a structural guarantee (this fleet has never hauled non-food product), and continue through certified tank washes, dry-and-clean inspection before loading, sealed hatches, and wash tickets delivered with the load.
At up to 38,000 litres per load in heavy-axle-speced tankers, we move more oil per trip than standard equipment, which compounds into real savings on repeat plant-to-plant lanes. If you are running weekly oil shuttles, ask us to model the annual difference.
Yes. Our entire tanker fleet is dedicated to edible products. No chemicals, no fuel, no industrial oils, ever.
Some oils require temperature maintenance to stay pumpable. Tell us your product and spec and we will confirm the right equipment for it. [Align this answer with actual equipment capability.]
Wash tickets, seal numbers and prior-load history on request, plus bilingual paperwork for Quebec facilities.