Alltruck recently introduced a range of vehicle contract hire solutions tailored to the requirements of the U.K. food and beverage industry.
Working closely with producers and carriers from multiple sectors, the company invested in new equipment—from purpose-built ambient vans and trailers to high-specification trucks and refrigerated vehicles—in an effort to provide what it describes as ‘game-changing’ choices for the industry.
“Every business in the food and drink industry operates differently, which is why we listen carefully to our customers so we can offer bespoke and ‘top-spec’ vehicles tailored to their individual transport needs,” the company stated in a news release.
“Whether it’s a refrigerated vehicle with dual compartments, direct-drive eco carriers, deep-freeze fridges or simply a triple rear door to help drivers with their deliveries, Alltruck takes the time to get to know customers’ needs. This way, we can confidently offer bespoke solutions to enhance efficiency, ensure operational efficiency, and reduce downtime.”
Maintenance and fleet management support
Compliance control and adherence to industry regulations are critical. As such, Alltruck’s maintenance and fleet management services provide businesses with the assurance of regulatory compliance and O-license protection. In this regard, the team offers technical and legislative advice, ensuring vehicles are in optimal condition, keeping downtime to a minimum, and operators within the law, the company maintained.
“Furthermore, with an impressive 97% MOT pass rate, we provide businesses in the food and drink industry with the assurance of safe and compliant vehicles,” Alltruck said. “We uphold rigorous maintenance standards and attention to detail, ensuring vehicles are roadworthy and customers have peace of mind.”
Asian food wholesaler and distributor Asco Foods is an early adopter of Alltruck’s industry-specific services. “We look forward to working with Alltruck in the future,” said Sunny Chadha, Asco Foods director.
“We’re looking forward to a long relationship with Alltruck.”
