Koch wins Minnesota safety award

CCJ Staff (CCJ)

Aug 10, 2005

Koch Trucking was recognized for having the most improved safety record in Minnesota for 2004-2005 at the Safety Award Luncheon.

The luncheon, part of the recent Minnesota Trucking Association Annual Conference, was held in Alexandria, Minn.

To learn more about Koch, call 800-625-5292 or visit www.kochcompanies.com.

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