CDL-A Owner Operator

Posted 8 days ago

kenan advantage groupTwin Lakes (MN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$144.23 per hour

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About the role

$300,000 – $350,000+ Annual Gross Revenue ($6,000 - $7,000+ Weekly) Paid on EVERY Dispatched Mile – Loaded AND Empty Your Truck. Your Business. Your Earnings. If you're an Owner Operator looking for consistent freight, predictable miles, and top-tier revenue, KAG Food Products has the opportunity you've been waiting for. Unlike many carriers that only pay for loaded miles, KAG pays you for every dispatched mile—loaded and empty. That means more paid miles, more consistent revenue, and less time worrying about deadhead. Why Owner Operators Choose KAG:Industry-Leading Revenue Opportunity $300,000–$350,000+ Annual Gross Revenue Potential$1.70–$1.77 per dispatched milePLUS Fuel Surcharge Paid on ALL dispatched miles—loaded AND empty Keep Your Truck Moving2,500–3,000 dispatched miles every week Consistent nationwide food-grade freight Strong freight network with dependable lanes10–14 day OTR schedules with excellent utilization Partner With a Carrier That Supports Your Business North America's largest bulk transportation company Experienced dispatch and terminal teams that understand Owner Operators Stable customer base and year-round freight Food-grade freight that is clean, consistent, and designed for long-term profitabilityCDL-A Driver Requirements CDL-AMinimum 12 months of recent, verifiable tractor-trailer experience Tanker endorsement & TWIC required Passport preferred Non-Trucking (Bobtail) Insurance Tractor must be 10 years old or newer Stop Chasing Freight. Start Building Your Business. If you're looking for consistent miles, dependable revenue, and a carrier that pays for every dispatched mile, partner with KAG Food Products today. Call a recruiter today or Apply Now to learn more!

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