Land O' Lakes Subsidiary Upgrades Fleet Management Software
Northwest Food Products Transportation (NFPT), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Land O’ Lakes, has upgraded to Cadec’s PowerVue Enterprise solution.

Northwest Food Products Transportation (NFPT), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Land O’ Lakes, has upgraded to Cadec’s PowerVue Enterprise solution. Formerly a long-time user of Cadec’s Mobius product, NFPT chose to upgrade to PowerVue primarily due to its unique ability to provide fleet managers with real-time driver and fleet activity information, and incorporate that into one easy-to-read dashboard, according to Cadec.
NFPT transports more than 10 million pounds of milk and finished dairy products daily for Land O’Lakes and a host of other dairy companies. In addition, it dispatches another 34 million pounds of milk per day. The firm manages its own private fleet of nearly 200 tankers, and a contract fleet of an additional 600 trucks.
Cadec’s PowerVue is an SaaS-based fleet management solution, providing advanced fleet management features in a single, easy-to-use, secure and reliable SaaS platform with innovative in-cab hardware designed specifically for the enterprise-class customer, according to the company.
“We’ve worked with Cadec for many years and they’ve always been a great partner in helping us manage our fleet and improve both safety and efficiency,” said Roger Nordtvedt, director/general manager of NFPT. “We’re very excited about the upgrades they’ve incorporated into the PowerVue solution, especially the real-time data capabilities. This information on speeding, routing, and delivery times is critical to helping our fleet managers and drivers make good decisions.”
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