Rejected & Refused Loads

When a receiver rejects a load, the carrier or freight broker may need to find a solution quickly. Keeping rejected freight on the trailer can delay the driver, tie up equipment and prevent the truck from getting to its next load.

Mid-Ohio Dumpsters accepts qualifying rejected and refused freight at our Central Ohio facility. We work with truck drivers, carriers, freight brokers, dispatchers, shippers and logistics companies to help resolve rejected-load situations.

We can assist with qualifying:

• Rejected freight

• Refused freight

• Rejected loads

• Refused shipments

• Damaged shipments

• Partial rejected loads

• Full truckload disposal

• Receiver-rejected products

If your shipment has been rejected or refused, contact us with information about the product, quantity, condition and reason for rejection. Photos are helpful and can allow us to review the freight before the driver arrives.

Call 614-721-7777 for rejected load assistance in Columbus, Ohio.

Sometimes freight simply has nowhere else to go.

When a shipment cannot be delivered, returned to the shipper, recovered or redirected, Mid-Ohio Dumpsters can help determine an appropriate freight disposal or product disposition solution.

Our Central Ohio location provides an option for carriers and brokers dealing with freight that needs to be removed from a trailer so the truck can get back on the road.

Depending on the product and condition, we can assist with disposal of qualifying commercial freight, damaged products, rejected shipments, distressed inventory and other unwanted goods.

Every load is different. Contact Mid-Ohio Dumpsters before sending the truck so we can review the freight and confirm whether we can accept it.

When freight is damaged or rejected, the first option may be to recover, redirect, return or salvage the product. When those options aren't practical and the freight needs to be disposed of, Mid-Ohio Dumpsters can provide a local disposition solution for qualifying loads.

We work with carriers, freight brokers, shippers and other logistics professionals who have already determined that damaged or rejected freight needs to be removed from the transportation network.

Whether you're dealing with a few damaged pallets, a partial shipment or a full rejected load, contact us to discuss the product and available disposal options.

Mid-Ohio Dumpsters does not purchase freight or represent itself as a freight salvage buyer. Our service focuses on the handling and disposal of qualifying rejected, damaged and unwanted freight.

Over, Short & Damaged freight—commonly referred to as OS&D freight—can create an immediate problem when damaged products are refused or rejected at delivery.

When the disposition instructions require damaged or rejected freight to be removed and properly disposed of, Mid-Ohio Dumpsters can provide a local option in Central Ohio.

We can work directly with:

• Freight brokers

• Motor carriers

• Trucking companies

• Dispatchers

• Owner-operators

• Shippers

• Warehouses

• Distribution centers

• 3PL providers

If you're coordinating an OS&D freight issue from outside Ohio, you can contact us directly. Send us the freight information and photos, and we can determine whether the load is something we're able to accept.

Many rejected and damaged shipments arrive as palletized freight. When the products cannot be redelivered, returned or salvaged, Mid-Ohio Dumpsters can assist with the disposal of qualifying palletized freight and damaged products.

Our service is designed for commercial freight situations—not simply the removal of a few empty wooden pallets.

We can evaluate palletized loads containing damaged, rejected, refused, distressed or unsellable products and determine an appropriate disposal solution.

For approved loads, trucks can bring the freight to our Central Ohio facility where the material can be unloaded from the trailer.

Don't spend hours calling facilities trying to find somewhere that will accept the freight.

Call Mid-Ohio Dumpsters at 614-721-7777.

Tell us:

• What the product is

• Why it was rejected or damaged

• Approximate quantity or weight

• Number of pallets

• Whether it is a partial or full truckload

• Your current location

• Whether documentation is required

Photos of the freight are highly recommended.

All loads must be reviewed and approved before arrival. Acceptance depends on the type, condition, quantity and disposal requirements of the material.