LIMERICK PA – The new year will bring what are considered unifying changes to the Limerick company currently known as Venezia Transport, 86 Airport Rd.
Effective Jan. 1 (2027; Friday), the specialized bulk transportation and logistics services company says it will revise its corporate name and structure. “The Venezia family of companies will officially consolidate under the legal name of Venezia Hauling, Inc.,” it reports.
Publicly, Venezia Transport Group will be used as its “doing business as” name.
The legal changes represent a consolidation that positions its diverse and specialized transportation divisions “under a single, cohesive brand identity,” according to the company.
The revisions acknowledge the firm’s continuing growth. They also help identify the firm as one that provides customers with “comprehensive, nationwide solutions.”
Venezia Reaches Across 11 States
Area residents may be familiar with Venezia’s corporate headquarters and facilities on Airport Road. However, the company’s range is far broader.
Over nearly 60 years, it explains, it has expanded its fleet to include more than 800 power units and 1,800 trailers. They are supported by a workforce of more than 800 employees.
It operates in 11 states at terminals in Pennsylvania (5), Florida (6), New Jersey (2), Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Ohio (1 each). It also makes use of a variety of other facilities.
“Consolidating our family of companies into Venezia Transport Group represents a major milestone in our corporate evolution,” company Chief Executive Officer Andrew Venezia says. “While our name is changing to reflect our growth,” he adds, “our core values as a family-owned business, and our commitment to safety and delivery excellence remain unchanged.”
Photo provided by Venezia Transport Group
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