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• 1. 915-858-1632
• 2. 866.322.8667
• 3. 600914937110
• 4. 209-333-6303
• 5. 0800 111999
• 6. 05223200120
• 7. 04222565848
• 8. +1 713 266 9306
• 9. (800) 427-6228 1011
• 10. (724) 733-4800

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• Whats new at transco?

  Transco expands importing efforts in retail packaging by opening a new division. We acquire and integrate one of our distributors, Talcron Inc. The third generation of the controlling family joins the company. While manufacturing remains Transco’s focus a strategy to grow offshore manufacturing is put in place.

• Why choose transco for your packaging?

  At Transco, manufacturing is in our DNA. We have built a vast global sourcing network to meet our customers’ packaging needs while mitigating risks around duties, tariffs and transportation routes. Transco is currently present across Asia, Europe, South America, and North America and we are constantly increasing our supply chain’s reach.

• What does Transco cargo do?

  Transco Cargo, is a freight forwarding and Third Party logistics (3PL) provider and offer warehousing and storage for both commercial and personal effects cargo. Ship your cargo domestically with Transco Cargo.

• When did williams companies buy transco energy?

  In 1966, Williams bought the then-largest petroleum products pipeline in America, known as the Great Lakes Pipe Line Company, for about $287 million. In 1982, it expanded into natural gas transportation with the purchase of Northwest Energy Company, and extended their reach to the East Coast with the 1995 purchase of Transco Energy Company.

• What is transco gas pipe line?

  Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (Transco) is a natural gas pipeline which brings gas from the Gulf coast of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, through Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania to deliver gas to the New Jersey and New York City area.