Venezia to consolidate operations under unified banner

The Pennsylvania-based bulk hauler will merge its liquid, dry bulk, specialty, and equine fleets into a single legal entity on Jan. 1, 2027, streamlining logistics in North America.

Key Highlights

  • The consolidation includes Venezia Bulk Transport, Liquid Tank Lines, LPG Services, and Transport Services under the Venezia Hauling, Inc. umbrella, operating as Venezia Transport Group.
  • The company operates out of 21 terminals across 11 states, with a fleet supporting diverse services such as liquid, dry bulk, LPG, specialized logistics, and equine transport.
  • The strategic move aims to improve operational efficiency, customer experience, and support continued industry leadership while maintaining safety and service quality.

Specialized bulk transporter Venezia is consolidating its family of companies under a single corporate banner.

Effective Jan. 1, 2027, the group’s operating and legal entities—including Venezia Bulk Transport, Venezia Liquid Tank Lines, Venezia LPG Services, and Venezia Transport Services—will legally combine operations under the parent name Venezia Hauling, Inc., while going to market as the Venezia Transport Group.

The structural transition is intended to streamline operations, increase administrative efficiency, and provide a seamless, single-source service experience for customers across North America.

“Consolidating our family of companies into Venezia Transport Group represents a major milestone in our corporate evolution,” Venezia CEO Andrew Venezia said in a new release. “By bringing our liquid, dry bulk, specialized, and equine transport divisions under one unified banner, we are aligning our internal infrastructure with the comprehensive, nationwide solutions we provide to our customers every day.

“While our name is changing to reflect our growth, our core values as a family-owned business and our commitment to safety and delivery excellence remain unchanged.”

Comprehensive service offerings

Operating out of 21 terminal locations across 11 states, the combined fleet includes more than 800 power units and 1,800 trailers supported by a dedicated workforce of over 800 employees. The formal consolidation brings together all of Venezia's core service divisions under one cohesive brand identity:
  • Liquid division (Venezia Liquid Tank Lines): Handling general liquid bulk commodities, lubricants, concrete admixtures, and specialized insulated aluminum and steel barreled trailers for seasonal asphalt transport.
  • LPG division (Venezia LPG Services): Delivering year-round and seasonal surge capacity for propane, butane, and propylene transport.
  • Dry bulk division (Venezia Bulk Transport): Transporting industrial and construction materials such as cement, lime, sand, fly ash, and slag, alongside food-grade products like flour and malt under strict HACCP safety protocols.
  • Specialized and flatbed division: Managing complex logistics, including rail-to-truck transfers of plastic resins, food-grade starches, and heavy building materials.
  • Equine transport division: Providing specialized, dedicated care and transport services for show and competition horses.

The corporate restructuring will not impact daily fleet operations, terminal locations, or any employees, the company maintained. All existing customer contracts, vendor relationships, and service agreements held by the individual legacy entities will transition smoothly by Jan. 1.

A legacy of industry leadership

Headquartered on Airport Road in Limerick Township, Pennsylvania (with strategic operations and FMCSA registration tracking through Pottstown and Royersford), Venezia has built a strong reputation in fleet safety and logistics management since its founding in 1967. A multi-time recipient of industry accolades—including carrier honors from Penske Logistics—the company continues to invest in advanced fleet technologies and safety protocols, positioning the newly minted Venezia Transport Group for sustained future growth.

About the Author

Jason McDaniel

Jason McDaniel

Jason McDaniel, based in the Houston TX area, has more than 20 years of experience as an award-winning journalist. He spent 15 writing and editing for daily newspapers, including the Houston Chronicle, and began covering the commercial vehicle industry in 2018. He was named editor of Bulk Transporter and Refrigerated Transporter magazines in July 2020.

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