Dynapro Transport Acquires Transport TEB; Denis Pageau and Eric Brousseau Detail
MONTREAL, CANADA - Dynapro Transport, a Courchesne Larose Group company, is strengthening its position in the transportation sector with the acquisition of Quebec-based Transport TEB. Coming together, the two companies will create a complete and diversified service offering for clients that include food chains, market gardeners, and processors.
“We are very excited to welcome the Transport TEB team to Dynapro Transport. Both companies have specialized for many years in the transportation of fruits and vegetables and dry goods and share common values of excellence and customer focus. This merger will make us an even more efficient company thanks to the combined expertise of our employees,” said Denis Pageau, President of Dynapro Transport.
Dynapro specializes in the transport of fruits, vegetables, and dry goods, according to a release, while Transport TEB is a key player in the delivery of fresh produce over short distances. As part of the acquisition, Transport TEB’s operations will be integrated into Dynapro Transport, and all jobs will be maintained.
Over the last 20 years, Dynapro has provided service to numerous distributors, wholesalers, and retailers throughout Quebec and Eastern Ontario, maintaining the strictest sanitation standards. The company will be bolstered by Transport TEB’s large network of professional relationships as well as its reliable, fast, and safe delivery service.
“New growth opportunities are opening up for our employees at Dynapro Transport. Our promise to move goods as efficiently as possible in as little time as possible remains. We are confident that with Dynapro Transport, a partner with whom we have been working for many years, our high-quality services will be further enhanced,” said Eric Brousseau, President of Transport TEB.
Founded in 1996, Transport TEB offers great flexibility in the collection of goods, as its fleet is composed mainly of straight trucks. The company is especially helpful in restricted areas, as it meets applicable hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP) standards.
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