Posted on 29th July 2021
Featuring: Menzies Distribution Logistics Limited
Menzies Distribution Logistics in the UK have expanded their nationwide fleet with over 100 new Volkswagen Crafter Vans. They will be deployed to carry out operations within the parcel delivery, retail and healthcare sectors. After first partnering with Volkswagen in 2019, Menzies say the addition of the 100 new Crafters to their fleet will increase the versatility of company operations and ensure that its vehicles comply with tightening emissions regulations.
Menzies Distribution Logistics in the UK have expanded their nationwide fleet with over 100 new Volkswagen Crafter Vans. They will be deployed to carry out operations within the parcel delivery, retail and healthcare sectors.
After first partnering with Volkswagen in 2019, Menzies say the addition of the 100 new Crafters to their fleet will increase the versatility of company operations and ensure that its vehicles comply with tightening emissions regulations.
With standard and long-wheelbase Crafters, Menzies chose the vans due to their lowest-in-class aerodynamic drag, a maximum load compartment height of 2.2m and a side loading and opening width of 1.3m. Both types feature a 2.0TDI 140ps engine with emissions at 'Euro 6d-TEMP-EVAP-ISC' level. Also, all the vans are completely fitted with the Menzies insignia.
Adam Purshall (Fleet and Procurement Director at Menzies) comments "We're delighted to expand our Crafter fleet, having been impressed with the reliability and aftersales from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles since we started our partnership in 2019. In addition to the expansion of our dedicated electric fleet, which we aim to roll out far ahead of any regulatory deadlines, it's imperative that we upgrade our traditional fleet with the very best in class. Final-mile and urban deliveries continue to be an important part of the work that Menzies Distribution undertakes and we are pleased to be able to operate in any part of the country with a full Euro 6 fleet."
Head of Fleet for Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Claire English adds; "We are delighted Menzies has selected the Volkswagen Crafter to upgrade its fleet, recognising its award-winning combination of efficiency, practicality and safety. Menzies has been serving communities for over 100 years and like us, is eager to ensure that their future operations make a positive environmental impact. We look forward to a long and fruitful partnership."
http://www.menziesdistribution.com
We want Freightbook users to have a good experience with our website, whether on a large PC screen or on their mobile devices.
Available now at m.freightbook.net
EZ Link Transport Heavy Transformers from Taiwan to USA
EZ Link are glad to share their recent handling of transformers via heavy lift vessel...
Read more »
Go Gauge Projects Deliver Breakbulk Shipment from Italy to India
Go Gauge Projects are pleased to update us with their latest successful breakbulk...
KGE Nominated for Multimodal Project Transport to Al-Ula
KGE are pleased to share an interesting multimodal project which they recently...
Cuchi Shipping Transport Riser Catwalk to Louisiana
Cuchi Shipping, PCN Members from Vietnam, are glad to share a recently completed...
3p Logistics Delivers Excellence on Recent Industrial Projects
3p Logistics are glad to report on a project shipment they recently completed from the...
Go Gauge Projects Ship Transformers from India to Nigeria
Go Gauge Projects, PCN Members from Singapore, are glad to share an exciting...
EZ Link Handle Heavy Lift Movement from Taiwan to United States
EZ Link, PCN Members from Taiwan, are pleased to report their handling of heavy cargo...
KGE Completes Multimodal Project from Germany to Kazakhstan
KGE are glad to share another very interesting and challenging multimodal project...
ATS Netherlands Move Racing Boat Mast for Swiss Red Bull Team
ATS Netherlands were honoured to receive a beautiful project involving the transport of...
3p Logistics Transship SO2 Washer Tank from Poland to Germany
*3p Logistics continue to deliver good news - this time regarding the successful...