Company History
Company launched – part of North Western Farmers
Early days of the Wardle site
Wardle site – late 1980's
Vehicle – 1995
Warehouse 12 opens – the company’s largest warehouse to-date
Winsford site, accommodating 12,500 pallets, opens as a Tesco consolidation centre. The site was closed in 2008 when new warehouses were constructed at the Wardle site.
Deeside site opens after company secures prestigious HP Foods contract. The warehouse held 18,500 pallets until 2013 when operations were transferred to the Wardle site.
Wardle site
Crewe warehouse opens – company’s storage space increases to 1.1 million square feet
Finalist – Motor Transport Haulier of the Year Award 2020
Covid-19 Crisis - company produces a specially-designed trailer in support of NHS workers
Both our sites achieve high grades in the BRCGS Standard for Storage & Distribution accreditation. Grades: Crewe AA, Wardle A+
Fleet renewal – Volvo’s FH 13-litre 460bhp Euro 6 vehicles arrive
Company and its customers reach milestone of providing half a million meals from surplus stock for food distribution charity FareShare
The company enters a new partnership with FMCG supply chain specialist, Windfall Logistics Ltd.
The company introduces a new electric truck to its Palletline fleet.
The company credited with ‘Employer of the Year’ in the South Cheshire area by the Chamber of Commerce.
The company invest in a brand new 332 sq ft warehouse in Lymedale, Newcastle under-Lyme.
The company gain B Corp certification.
