July 28, 2007, 3:06 PM US Eastern Timezone

Zeeland, MI -- TLC (Total Logistic Control) has been awarded the coveted Top 10 3PL Excellence Award by industry publication Inbound Logistics (IL) magazine. TLC was first recognized with this award in 1998. The Top Ten Award is the latest in a long list of awards from multiple industry publications highlighting TLC's financial performance and customer service abilities.

"Our company has changed tremendously during the past decade, as has our entire industry. What has not changed is our commitment to our customers - and our ability to deliver on that commitment," said TLC CEO Bob Koerner. "The market keeps raising the bar, both for financial performance and customer service. I'm incredibly proud of our people and the trust they engender from our loyal customers."

Inbound Logistics Editor, Felicia Stratton said, "Our readers tell us they rely on leading 3PLs to act as business process change agents, empowering their enterprises with supply chain scale that unlocks increased profitability and engenders a stronger competitive dynamic. That's why Inbound Logistics' readers voted TLC a Top 10 3PL for 2007."

TLC (Total Logistic Control) is the independent 3PL unit of SUPERVALU. Focused on the CPG / Retail sectors, TLC delivers Source-to-Shelf supply chain solutions for some of the industry's largest companies. TLC leverages the resources and capabilities of a $40 billion retail supply chain, implementing distribution, transportation, contract logistics, packaging, procurement and supply chain engineering solutions that create new value in your supply chain. With the resources of 83 distribution centers and over 3,000 vehicles, TLC can create solutions that get your products from Source-to-Shelf with a competitive market advantage. For more information on TLC, please visit our website at www.totallogistic.com.

Inbound Logistics is a leading trade magazine targeted toward business logistics and supply chain managers. The magazine's editorial mission is to help leading companies better manage corporate resources by speeding and reducing inventory and supporting infrastructure, and better matching demand signals to supply lines. More information is available at www.inboundlogistics.com

Contact Information:
Carl Melville
Vice President, Marketing
Holland, Michigan
616.494.7740
Stephanie.Haight@TotalLogistic.com