McLane Global

At McLane Global, we understand that navigating regulatory requirements is one of the toughest parts of managing a food supply chain. That's why we prioritize rigorous quality assurance and strict compliance with all industry standards. Our experienced team works proactively to stay ahead of the changing regulations, ensuring every product we handle is manged with the highest level of care. From warehousing to distribution we're committed to safeguarding your brand and delivering confidence that your goods remain safe and compliant at every point in the supply chain. Delivering smarter, safer, and stronger food supply chains. Reach out to learn more. #foodsafety #QualityControl #RegulatoryCompliance

In this industry, time matters. When trucks get held up waiting to get unloaded, it can create a ripple effect. Tighter schedules, Missed appointments, and Unnecessary stress across the board We recently saw a situation where carriers were struggling to stay on schedule because their trailers were tied up at another stop. Since we run by appointment to keep our yard flowing efficiently, late arrivals can cause real challenges for everyone. Instead of just accepting the delays, we worked together to find a better system. Now, carriers can drop empty trailers in our yard after hours, and our team preloads them whenever we have capacity, whether it’s an opening from a no-show, an early finish, or a lighter day. The carrier keeps moving, we stay efficient, and we all avoid avoidable delays and fees. Sometimes the best improvements come from simple communication and a willingness to collaborate. The McLane Global team is on your side to make the necessary adjustments so we can create a BIG win for everyone in the supply chain.

On this Veterans Day, we express our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women who have served our nation, especially those that we have the privilege of working alongside. Your sacrifices and dedication inspire us every day. Today and always, we salute you. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans 

What a way to end the week by bringing Home (2) Global Awards for AI-Driven Logistics, earned by our very own CEO John Wright and Director of IT Usman Ahmed, under the visionary leadership of Denton McLane Congratulations!!!

Food banks and hunger relief organizations, please reach out to learn how we can help! #HungerRelief #Foodbanks #SNAP

We help domestic and international brands bring quality food products to market across the U.S. and around the world. As a Full-Service Supply Chain Expert, we deliver efficiency, innovation, and reliability, empowering our partners to thrive in a competitive global food industry. In the U.S. market, McLane Global provides tailored solutions to navigate the complexities of sales, distribution, and supply chain management. We know that keeping shelves stocked and customers satisfied takes more than transportation. It requires a seamless, integrated approach that adapts to change. Our services include: → End-to-end supply chain solutions that respond to market dynamics → Competitive logistics and nationwide distribution capabilities → FTZ and Customs-Bonded Warehousing to streamline importation → Sourcing of high-quality food products and ingredients → Comprehensive quality assurance and regulatory expertise → Private label program development, labeling, and stickering support Let us help you connect your brand with the right products, partners, and strategies for success. #FoodSupplyChain #McLaneGlobal #SupplyChain

Hunger relief organizations and food banks are under immense pressure right now. When SNAP benefits are frozen, local food banks and mutual-aid networks scramble to fill the gap, but their resources are finite. As more families seek emergency aid, the parallel drop in grocery spending reduces local revenue streams. The loss of purchasing power means truck drivers make fewer deliveries, part-time grocery workers lose hours, and regional farmers sell less produce. Demand for food assistance remains high while supply chains continue to navigate shifting costs, capacity, and access. At McLane Global, we believe logistics can be a force for good, and we’re here to help. By leveraging our nationwide network, multi-location warehousing solutions, and global sourcing capabilities, we help hunger relief organizations and food banks move more food to more people; Faster, safer, and more efficiently. Because at its core, the supply chain is about connection. When we connect producers, donors, and communities in need, we build a stronger, more resilient system that ensures no good food goes to waste, and no family goes hungry. Please reach out to learn how we can help! #HungerRelief #SupplyChain #SNAP

Trick or Treat!! We love Halloween! The candy, the costumes, and all the little surprises that come with it. In our office, that means laughing over who wore the silliest costume, debating which candy bar is their favorite, and making sure the treats bowl is overflowing. With Reese’s, Hershey’s, and Twizzlers at the ready, we’re stocked up and ready to make every trick-or-treater (and retailer) smile. #McLaneGlobal #HalloweenTreats #Reeses #Hersheys #Twizzlers

🗣️ Statement from the Executive Director As of November 1, millions of Americans are expected to lose access to their SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program–formerly food stamps) benefits because of the ongoing government shutdown. The average household SNAP benefit in McLennan County, Texas, is $356 per month—a modest but essential source of stability for families already walking a financial tightrope. Here in McLennan County, more than 31,000 of our neighbors rely on SNAP. Nearly 20,000 of them are children and older adults. When those benefits disappear, families will face impossible choices—between food and rent, groceries and medicine. And the loss of $5.3 million in monthly SNAP support will ripple through our local economy, potentially costing $8.2 million in total economic activity. Nationally, interrupted SNAP benefits affect over 40 million Americans, halting about $7 billion in support to households across the nation. Small businesses, grocery stores, and local food pantries will all feel the strain. If loving our neighbor is the standard by which we demonstrate our faith, then our response in moments like these reveals where our faith truly lies. In the Christian tradition, Jesus’ words, “I was hungry and you gave me food” (Matthew 25:35) invite us to acknowledge our shared humanity and call us toward love. — Here’s what you can do in November: 1. Give - If you’re able, contribute what a family will lose in SNAP benefits: 🥫 $356 — one month’s average household benefit 🍞 $89 — one week’s equivalent 🍽️ $12 — one day’s benefit You can give to: • Your local food pantry: At Baylor, you can give to The Store at Baylor, and in Waco, you can direct your gift to Shepherd's Heart, Caritas of Waco, and other local church or neighborhood food pantries. • Your regional Feeding America food bank: Find out what food bank supports your region in Texas at www.feedingtexas.org 2. Volunteer - Local pantries and meal programs will be stretched thin in the weeks ahead as they consider how to meet an influx of community needs. They cannot expand their hours, serve more neighbors, or manage donations without help. Offer your time, your hands, and your presence. No one in the richest nation on earth should go hungry. Let’s ensure compassion—not conflict—defines us. — Jeremy K. Everett, DMin Executive Director Baylor University Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty

Ready to start a new chapter? We offer exciting career opportunities in Food Sales & Distribution, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Operations, and more. Here, you’ll gain hands-on experience and develop your skills in a supportive, fast-paced environment. Be part of a team driven by excellence, innovation, and growth. APPLY HERE: https://lnkd.in/gbu57B3X   #JoinOurTeam #McLaneGlobal #SupplyChainExcellence