R.S. Hanline & Company, Inc.
Taylor Moody is a seasoned professional in human resources with a strong background in recruitment and talent management. Currently serving as the Human Resources Manager at R.S. Hanline & Company, Inc. since February 2020, Taylor brings experience as a Recruitment Specialist at Acara Solutions, where training in recruitment specialty and top talent sourcing were key responsibilities. Prior roles include serving as a Human Resources Intern at Goldberg Segalla, assisting with daily HR tasks, and working as a Research Assistant at Niagara University. Taylor holds a Master's degree in Management and Leadership from Western Governors University and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology/Human Resources from Niagara University.
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R.S. Hanline & Company, Inc.
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Founded in 1986 in Shelby, Ohio, The R.S. Hanline Company has become a trusted fresh produce supplier to some of the most reputable food service, retail, food manufacturing and wholesale distribution companies in the United States. Over the past twenty-five years, the R.S. Hanline Company has leveraged its resources to become one of the largest produce distributors in the Eastern United States. With over 1,000 SKU’s, we provide an extensive line of fresh-cut, value added, specialty and locally grown products for all market segments in the produce industry. Our 220,000-square-foot facility contains 22 different cold storage and processing units, designed to ensure a completely integrated produce program for our customers. Rail siding attached to our facility enables the Hanline Company to consolidate rail-friendly items, utilizing the most cost-effective transportation solution possible. The R.S. Hanline Company will create value-added solutions for all of your produce needs. Whether it be repacking, retail, fresh-cut processing, overwrap, wholesale, private label packaging, forward consolidation services or transportation solutions, our company will strive to be a nimble problem solver for all of your produce-related issues.