Thomas Cutura is a business executive at White Line Freight, a freight shipping company based in North Royalton, Ohio. Equipped with a BA in business administration from Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio, Thomas Cutura oversees a range of operations at White Line Freight, including full truckload shipping, partial truckload shipping, heavy haul shipping, and refrigerated transportation.

The extensive worldwide trade in perishable and climate-sensitive goods has birthed multiple ideal practices among refrigeration companies. These practices are geared towards quick and effective trucking.

Sanitation is paramount in refrigerated transportation. Freight shipping companies must intensively sanitize their trucks with detergents and in line with careful procedures.

The Food and Drug Administration also mandates freight shipping companies to record all shipments and internal policies. Freight shipping companies must also maintain an inventory of drivers to forestall delays based on expired licenses and previous driving infractions.

Thirdly, freight shipping companies must ensure adequate airflow in their vans and trucks by adopting strategic modes of arranging items. Carriers must ensure that palletized goods are not too close to the vehicle's walls.

Furthermore, freight shipping companies must ensure the in-depth inspection of vans and trucks for leaks, clogs, and possible damage to tires.