ORLANDO, Fla. - eTradeWire -- The nationwide logistics company has expanded its bee hauling services, providing precision transportation for live hives that power pollination for crops like almonds, apples, blueberries, and watermelons.

"Bee hauling is one of the most critical - and most complex - parts of agriculture logistics," said Alex Cosiuc, CEO of Fastex Logistics. "Farmers rely on bees to pollinate nearly one-third of the food we eat. Our role is to make sure those hives arrive on time, safely, and in sync with bloom cycles. No bees, no food - it's that simple."

Bee hauling requires far more than standard freight practices. Fastex drivers and dispatchers coordinate routes with constant live GPS tracking, hive condition checks, and awareness of weather conditions such as heat waves. The company maintains relationships with fire stations along routes to ensure water access if bees need cooling during transit. By combining high-tech logistics planning with on-the-ground awareness, Fastex reduces hive stress and maximizes pollination success.

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Beyond bees, Fastex supports agriculture with reefer freight for perishables, step deck hauling for equipment, and RGN trailers for oversized farm machinery. This multi-layered capability makes Fastex a one-stop partner for farmers, growers, and agribusinesses seeking reliable logistics.

Why Bee Hauling Matters (www.fastexinc.com/beefastex/)

• Honey bees pollinate crops worth more than $15 billion annually in the U.S.
• Crops such as almonds, cherries, and melons rely almost exclusively on commercial pollination.
• Without migratory bee hauling, many farms would face poor yields and food supply chains would weaken.

"As climate and market pressures grow, precision logistics in agriculture is no longer optional - it's essential," added Cosiuc. "At Fastex, we're proud to play our part in keeping America's crops productive and our food supply secure."

About Fastex Logistics

Fastex Logistics is a nationwide carrier specializing in heavy haul, RGN, step deck, conestoga, reefer, and agricultural freight. With a fleet of late-model equipment, in-house maintenance, 24/7 tracking, and a driver-first culture, Fastex delivers the reliability that clients in manufacturing, agriculture, and construction depend on.

For more information on Fastex's agriculture and bee hauling services, visit www.fastexinc.com or contact info@fastexinc.com