Fenwicks Senior Team in the office

Working hard to deliver during Covid-19

We're certainly facing unsettled times during the coronavirus pandemic, with shops, pubs and restaurants closed across the UK. The nation is practicing social distancing, washing their hands relentlessly and doing everything they possibly can to keep business running as usual.

At Fenwicks Haulage, we provide a range of temperature-controlled haulage solutions, from same day delivery to pallet delivery, frozen food logistics to pharmaceutical transport. We're proud to be a part of the haulage industry, which is working very hard behind the scenes to keep you stocked up on food, medicine and even toilet roll whilst people are panic-buying or just doing their usual weekly shop.

Haulage is one of the UK's largest employers, with over 2.5 million people working in the industry. Every single driver is working hard to reach their deliveries and collections on time, whilst they too are at risk of contracting the virus. Many of our drivers have multiple drop-off points, which means they're coming into contact with several people within a day, so we're taking extra precautions to keep our drivers safe and healthy.

We've built a solid reputation within the industry for our reliability and offering dedicated deliveries to our clients. In the current crisis it's important to work together, as a nation and within local communities, to get food, medicine and toiletries to those who really need it.

If you'd like to read more about our logistics services, visit our What We Do page, or call us on 01302 728496. 

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