CTL began operations in 1964, by hauling bulk commodities for the phosphate industry in Central Florida. During the following twenty years, CTL became the principal carrier serving the phosphate industry.

In 1980, CTL moved its headquarters and terminal operations to its present location near Mulberry, Florida. In 1985, CTL merged with Comcar Industries , its parent company, and began an expansion program into the general chemical industry. This expansion started with opening terminals in Jacksonville, Florida, and Savannah, Georgia, in 1986 and 1987 respectively. Soon thereafter, additional terminals were established in Mobile, Alabama, and Atlanta, Georgia. Since 1993, expansion has continued at St. Gabriel, Louisiana; Houston, Texas; Sterlington, Louisiana; and Freeport, Texas.

CTL quickly established itself as a quality service company in the general chemical transportation industry. Each terminal serving the general chemical industry has local, regional, and long-haul traffic. CTL shares common terminal facilities with its affiliate companies in Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida and Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia. CTL is now a significant player in the nationwide chemical hauling business. With 11 terminals in six states, CTL services all 48 contiguous states and Canada.

Committed employees experienced in chemical hauling and a solid customer service ethic make CTL the best choice for all of your general chemical and phosphate transportation needs.

Our success is primarily due to:

• Friendly, trained personnel
• Sophisticated computer tracking system
• Modern, well-maintained equipment
• Responsiveness to unique customer needs