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Cabot Creamery Milk Transportation Overview
- 1. Cabot Creamery Updated March 2012
- 4. 1998-2011
- 5. Our MILK • Handle over 2 billion pounds a year • Operate 4 manufacturing plants • 2 plants in Vermont process over 2.5 million pounds a day • Aged cheddar cheese in inventory exceeds 60 million pounds
- 9. Internal Infrastructure • DSD VT. – (Direct Store Delivery) – 3 drivers Services “Mom & Pop” stores throughout Vt. • DSD NY. – (Direct Store Delivery) – 3 drivers Services “Mom & Pop” stores throughout Ny., Pa. & Oh. • *Long Haul – (Warehouse Deliveries) – 13 drivers Services larger distribution centers from Me. to Pa. • *Shuttle – (Intercompany Movements) – 3 drivers Hauls “goods” (cheese, butter, cultured products, packaging, etc.) from facility to facility * 3rd Party Carriers supplement additional volume
- 10. Long Haul • Cabot Long Haul Fleet Will move 4,100 loads this year within the New England, NY., NJ. & Pennsylvania markets. • 3rd Party Long Haul Carriers Will move 2,210 loads this year across the U.S. and Mexico (brokered across border). Typical 3rd party transportation is considered “truck load with stop-offs”. Truck may start delivering in KY., drop in TN., drop in OK., drop in TX., and finish in AZ. As many as 10 “deliveries” on any given load and may end anywhere within the U.S.
- 12. Shuttle • Cabot Shuttle Fleet Will move 5,085 loads per year between warehouses and production facilities. • 3rd Party Shuttle Carriers Will move 1,724 loads per year between warehouses and production facilities.
- 13. Irene Impacts DSD (Direct Store Delivery) travel effects * 17 weekly deliveries were removed from trucks and transferred to salesmerchandiser vehicles where “no truck” travel was permitted. * 220 miles per week were added to “routes” to accommodate stores that were less impacted. * Drivers took, on average, 3 additional hours per week to accomplish their daily routes. * Salesmerchandiser staff took, on average, 6 additional hours per week to accomplish their daily tasks. * Primary obstruction was the closure of Rt. 107 for 5 months.
- 15. Thank You Updated March 2012
- 16. Irene Impacts (cont.) Total out-of-route miles - 4,400 Total additional DSD labor hours - 60 Total “other” hours - 120 Total financial impact - $23,750. We were one of the lucky ones ….