High tech rollout for
Audi across Europe

The launch of the Audi configurators in showrooms across 13 countries requires careful planning, precision logistics and the delivery of an efficient, consistent experience for dealerships in line with Audi’s premium brand. Wincanton’s High tech business in Germany was selected to deliver a complete logistics solution to support the European rollout.

Supporting market entry
for Best Buy in the UK

Best Buy launched in the UK in April 2010, setting out to provide customers with an exceptional level of personalised and impartial service and advice about a wide range of the latest and greatest products and services at competitive prices.

Innovation and investment in Containers

With a leading position in the UK container transport market, Wincanton’s Containers business has focused on broadening its services and creating efficiencies for future growth.

Broadening our scope
in Defence

During 2010/11 Wincanton’s Defence business has continued to broaden the scope of its activities and strengthen relationships with key customers, including BAE Systems, General Dynamics, Honeywell and AgustaWestland, providing support to air, land and marine supply chains. Services range from production stores management to ‘through life support’ for military parts and equipment.

Supporting multi-channel growth for Neal’s Yard Remedies

Neal’s Yard Remedies is the UK’s leading natural, organic health and beauty brand. In 2009, Neal’s Yard Remedies appointed Wincanton to manage its warehousing move from Dorset to London to support the company as it diversified into new sales channels.

Pullman keeps
home delivery fleets
on the move

In the rapidly expanding home delivery market for online grocery shopping, Pullman Fleet Services now manages more than 80 per cent of all home delivery vehicles in the UK on behalf of leading supermarkets Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

Public sector partnership
with Serco

Following the announcement of the joint venture partnership with Serco in June 2010, we secured a seven-year contract in March 2011 with the UK Government’s Ministry of Justice to provide Prisoner Escort and Custody Services (PECS) between HM prisons, police stations and the courts in London and the East of England.