Con-Way Freight, 7649 Penn Dr, Allentown, PA 18106, US

SpecialtiesIn the 1950's, Don M. Sindall's trucking company was hauling hay to the sale barns of New Holland, Pennsylvania, from the firm's home base in Ontario, Canada. After making deliveries, Sindall drivers would load up their trailers with new balers produced by New Holland Machine - now Case New Holland - for the trip back. Sindall's alliance with the farm machinery company, built on a handshake and bound to last into the 21st century brought him to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, permanently in 1965. The Sindall Companies have been a growing presence in the heart of scenic Lancaster County ever since, occupying ten acres in New Holland. This strategic location puts Sindall near a diversified customer base, including worldwide installations for farm machinery and food products... for steal and lumber. Don M. Sindall's sons, Donald and Douglas now oversee the company's growth and operations, and a third generation of the family works throughout the operations. Strong parallels can be drawn between Sindall's success and vision, and the growth of the transport industry. In an era of buyouts, mergers, and downsizing, Sindall Companies stands proudly among the small, but steel-strong, number of family businesses upon which the community, and the country, continue to rely. In order to compete and keep pace with other leaders in the trucking business, Sindall undertook necessary expansion, land acquisition, and equipment purchases...