Groskopf Warehouse and Logistics Revenue and Competitors

In 1939, Charles E. Groskopf & Son began a small trucking company in Sonoma, hauling a variety of loads including: gravel, rock, hay, cattle and wild horses. Charles Jr. continued the business, and in 1946 brought in Stewart Weider as a partner. They changed the name to Groskopf Weider Trucking Company, and began hauling lumber and other forest products, and later petroleum for Chevron and Union Oil. For the past 32 years Groskopf has served the wine industry in trucking, warehousing and logistics. From a modest beginning in 1939, the 200,000 square foot Sonoma warehouse now stores and ships premium wines to the four corners of the world.