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Milton’s Distributing

www.miltonsdistributing.com

 
MILTON`S DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. has a history dating back to 1933. MDC is a multi-state importer and alcoholic beverage wholesaler with a focus on servicing multi-state, specialty retail chains. Milton`s Distributing Co., Inc. and Gordon Logistics, LLC are a jointly-managed family business entities in the alcoholic beverage industry. Gordon Logistics has been in existence since 2002 as a trucking company, and has recently established a strong physical presence in New Jersey and is acting as a third-party logistics provider delivering transportation and warehousing solutions to, primarily, alcoholic beverage industry participants. Combined, the companies employ 120 team members across 4 locations.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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