JOSE EDUARDO ANAYA TRUCKING

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JOSE EDUARDO ANAYA TRUCKING is a Long Beach, CA freight Carrier that is not authorized in the state of California. This company has 1 truck(s) in their fleet and 0 truck drivers. Their motor carrier number is #MC-521015 and their USDOT number is #1358933. Our information is updated regularly and comes from the FMCSA's SAFER records. This company last filed form MCS-150 with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on 09/17/2015 and reported 5 (2014) miles.

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