Mittman Carriers traces its roots back to late 19th-century Germany, where the founder focused on transporting horses across rural roads. His son, Karl, embraced modernization by introducing the first truck delivery service in Hamburg during the 1920s, despite initial skepticism. In 1957, upon relocating to Canada, the family began distributing fresh produce from Toronto's Ontario Food Terminal. Gerry Mittman, the founder's grandson, then shifted the business toward furniture moving, establishing a leading delivery service in Toronto. By the 1980s and 1990s, the company expanded into general freight and temperature-controlled transportation. Today, Mittman Carriers is a multifaceted third-party logistics provider committed to safety, reliability, and excellence, backed by over five decades of family-driven experience and strong customer satisfaction.