Beverage trucks are among the most colorful on the road, often decorated the logos company colors of the drinks they deliver. Unlike other trucks, they are identifiable by function, rather than by size or design. Beverage trucks may be box trucks, vans or trailers. They may be insulated or refrigerated. Many have bays with bays and rolling sides. But they all serve the same purpose — to bring the soft drinks, beer and wine coolers customers crave to market in a timely fashion, and to ensure that sudden changes in temperature don't spoil the product. Whatever the size of the deliveries you have to make, the trucks listed at Construction Equipment Guide will keep them cool
Beverage trucks are among the most colorful on the road, often decorated the logos company colors of the drinks they deliver. Unlike other trucks, they are identifiable by function, rather than by size or design. Beverage trucks may be box trucks, vans or trailers. They may be insulated or refrigerated. Many have bays with bays and rolling sides. But they all serve the same purpose — to bring the soft drinks, beer and wine coolers customers crave to market in a timely fashion, and to ensure that sudden changes in temperature don't spoil the product. Whatever the size of the deliveries you have to make, the trucks listed at Construction Equipment Guide will keep them cool
Beverage Trucks News and New Products
Tue April 09, 2019
Isuzu Announces New Craft Beer Truck
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc. announced the development of a craft beer truck in collaboration with Supreme, Delivery Concepts Inc. and Bottle Logic (an Anaheim-based craft brewer). The craft beer industry has been in a red-hot growth pattern for the last five years....
