Troyer Foods Inc — Local services in Goshen

Basically, don't get here early to deliver they tell you to wait in a gravel lot before u turn in You check in at the guard shack by calling a number on a paper Then the person on the phone said to follow the path to the right of the guard shack Apparently, you're supposed to know to go straight towards the end, then make a right turn ( not a right turn after the guard shack) A person comes out to view your load then you can back up they charge a lumper fee After wards they give you your paperwork Then you're supposed to leave right away I was typing in my coordinates for my next load and mr high and mighty came out yelling and demanding that I can't park there the lot does have a lot of room to maneuver around And once you back up they unload you quick If you can deal with the workers having a power trip and being rude...

Depending on what direction you are coming in from, you may not see the truck entrance sign. If you see a blue building on the right hand side of the road with shipping/receiving on the gate, that is not the road you want to down.

Keep driving straight and you will see the company and a no truck sign, make a right hand turn at the next entry. You will see a nice size dirt lot and a fence far off the road that says All common carries and follow directions at the guard shack.

The last 30-40 miles of the drive here is on tight winding narrow roads with a lot of foot traffic.

The only bathroom for drivers is located inside of the guard shack Appt time: 1230 Arrived...

Reciever is rude ,dont come early ,they will want you to back a 53ft sleeper blindside into traffic instead of pushing a button to open a gate to turn aroundto leave if you are even 1 minute b4 appointment..their whole black phone check in is just poorly set up and lazy ,small town to drive through to get there but that explains the reason for the poor attitudes .miserable little town blues .one of the easiest deliveries ive had in my carreer but top 5 in rudeness and ignorance ive had in my carreer...