Cut Costs With Bedfords

PR Log (Press Release) – Mar 05, 2010 – Confident in its ability to reduce costs across the entire supply chain, Bedfords has launched a pre-bate scheme. Positive that substantial savings can be made through first class logistics management and the use of Bedfords unique IT system, the company has pledged to remove the risk from new clients by providing them with the savings at the beginning of the contract.

This bold move is testament to the strong position in which Bedfords has emerged from the recession and also underpins its plans for ongoing growth throughout 2010. Bedfords will draw upon extensive experience as a logistics manager and the resources of its nationwide network to facilitate all new contracts.

Able to move anything from a parcel to full load across a sizable fleet, Bedfords is flexible and reliable. The company continually reviews operations for clients enabling it to reduce costs wherever and whenever possible. Commercially focussed, Bedfords essentially becomes part of customers’ team, working with them in partnership to achieve business objectives in the most cost effective manner.

Managing Director, Steff Pfadenhauer said: “As we emerge from the recession businesses are looking to streamline and we can help by managing and reducing transport and logistics costs. Changing supplier or outsourcing any business function is a major decision and we know that the pre-bate scheme will give potential new customers confidence that using Bedfords is the right decision. A quick fix is of no use, longevity is the key to success”

ENDS

Notes to Editor:

Bedfords Transport is a specialist in logistics management with an outstanding track record for accuracy and reliability.

The progressive nature of the company along with its commercial outlook are key to achieving its ambition of being the best logistics management company in the UK.

Offering the full spectrum of services from contract distribution to parcel delivery; fulfilment to warehousing, Bedfords has the capability and experience to become a fully integrated part of its clients’ team.

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