Taylor Talk

WE'RE BAAAACK and better than ever! Happy 2023, the year of the rabbit but also the year of Taylor Talk. You'll be hearing from #TeamTaylor members and even some outside voices we've sought out to be on the show. So like and follow wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss an episode. In the meantime, for the latest in Taylor news, head to our website www.taylorlogistics.com and follow us on social @TaylorLogistics. Email: info@taylorlog.com Phone: 513.771.1850 Taylor Services Contact Taylor 

There's a great deal to talk about on this episode of #TaylorTalk, from organizational shifts to preparing and forecasting for the upcoming Amazon Prime Day to shifting away from "low hanging fruit". 

On this episode of #TaylorTalk we have an exciting guest, Liz Switzer Taylor's OBM. We discuss the meaning of kitting, breaking corporate molds, applying previous bartending and serving gigs to jobs down the line, and the true meaning of pivoting. www.taylorlogistics.com

Chris and Noelle are back on Taylor Talk chatting about probiotic sodas and seltzers, kitting, PR boxes, mental health awareness month, getting rid of the phrase "new normal," and discussing eCommerce vs. e-commerce. You can learn more about the fantastic team that is #TeamTaylor by heading over to www.taylorlogistics.com or inbox us with any questions at info@taylorlog.com 

Noelle and Chris are chit chatting on a bunch of different topics on this episode of Taylor Talk. Amazon prep services for FBA, the future of eCommerce, and helping feed the Cincinnati community with an amazing local non-profit Last Mile Food Rescue.

Noelle and Chris are back on the pod talking all things grocery and CPG trends. From which pandemic-related consumer behaviors are temporary vs. here to stay to the future of national grocery chains. Not to mention they talk groundhogs (yep), Kim Kardashian, and the NY Mets. Want to be on the next episode or have a topic you like us to cover? Inbox us at info@taylorlog.com

Your favorite co-hosts, Chris Baum and Noelle Taylor are back covering a full range of topics from port to door services, vaccines at truck stops in Tennessee to drop trailers. Oh, there's a guest! Todd is on the podcast for a very quick 30-second segment. For more info check out our website www.taylorlogistics.com and follow us on all your favorite social media platforms. 

Chris Baum and Noelle Taylor discuss an ideal third-party logistics team, complete with packaging, shipping, IT integration, eCommerce, and transportation experts. They dive into how Taylor is different from other 3PL's, the Taylor "sauce," applying a fast-food business model, and strategies and trends they are seeing from their customer base. www.taylorlogistics.com | Instagram

It's our longest episode yet! It makes total sense because Chris Baum and Noelle Taylor are wrapping up the entire year. They're covering everything from eCommerce production lines to the largest seasonal project in Taylor history. 

Over the past couple of weeks, our operations, IT, and superuser teams have been working vigorously to transition five distribution centers into e-commerce centers. This was a massive undertaking for our team because; e-commerce granted customers can break open cases, which was an entirely new process for us.

Keith discusses Taylor’s latest electronic logging device for our fleet, Keep Truckin. A tool that allows for DOT HOS eLog, live GPS tracking, and IFTA reporting.

Customer relations coordinator, Rhonda Mettey discusses how our transportation logistics processes have changed throughout the years. The bumps and hurdles Taylor has overcome to become the Nation’s Most Progressive Family Owned Logistics Company.

Customer Relations Coordinator Rhonda Mettey discusses the importance of carrier qualifications in our business. To learn more head over to taylorlogistics.com

Two TLI employees who have worked at Taylor for 40 years discuss changes throughout the business over the years and logistics longevity.

Marketing Manager Noelle Taylor and GM of Contract Warehousing Grant Taylor discuss our recent brand repositioning efforts.

With so many states easing restrictions on the use of marijuana the question has been asked “how does this impact the commercial driver”. Keith Swensen Taylor’s fleet manager has the answers.

General manager of Taylor Distributing Keith Swensen discusses the importance of ELDs in drivers trucks.

Contract warehousing expert Grant Taylor discusses warehouse management system “superusers”