Bibby Distribution

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As one of the top ten logistics providers in the UK, Bibby Distribution exists to enable other companies to drive value from their supply chain activities. The company specialises in providing contract logistics, warehousing, distribution, systems integration and added value services to a wide range of customers. Bibby Distribution operates from 90 locations across the UK, employs 2,000 people and manages 2million ft² of warehousing space. The majority of Bibby Distribution’s business is based on long-term partnerships. Its diverse capability also means it can share best practice across the various industry sectors it operates in, from Automotive to FMCG. Bibby Distribution is part of Bibby Line Group, a diverse and forward-looking family business delivering personal, responsive and flexible customer solutions for over 200 years. Bibby Line Group is a £1.4 billion business, operating in more than 20 countries, employing over 4,500 people in industries including retail, offshore, financial services, distribution, shipping, marine based businesses, plant hire and woodland burials. To find out more about Bibby Line Group, visit www.bibbylinegroup.co.uk. Bibby Distribution, Head office, 105 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5JQ. www.bibbydist.co.uk

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Our custom specification means that not only can we serve our existing customers, but also transport almost any liquid food product across the country, quickly, safely and economically.

Gayle Daubney, General Manager – Tankers, Bibby Distribution

Our mission is to provide the most efficient possible supply chain solution.

Duncan Eyre, Development Director, Bibby Distribution

Minimising the impact our business has on the environment is a top priority. We’re very pleased with the results we’re achieving.

Paul Kavanagh, Managing Director, Bibby Distribution

We were fully engaged in the decision-making process for selecting the new trailers, and the tour of the trailer factory cemented our confidence in Bibby Distribution’s ability to select the right equipment for our needs.

Barry Rennie, Tetrosyl Distribution Manager

Bibby has been an enormous part of the logistics industry and has helped to set high standards for the sector.

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Patron of Transaid

Our Corby site is a crucial component of our ongoing commitment to developing flexible and innovative services for our customers.

Paul Kavanagh, Managing Director, Bibby Distribution

Being amongst the first to introduce a fleet of Euro VI trucks is a natural next-step for our business in early 2014; we see no reason to delay.

Iain Speak, Chief Executive Officer, Bibby Distribution

We are delighted to have extended our distribution and warehousing contract with Bibby for a further three years.

David Lydon, Supply Chain Manager of Saint-Gobain Isover

RFID gives a greater level of control and visibility than more traditional systems used to track pallets.

Jon Graves, General Manager of PLS.

The emphasis is on helping Morrisons maximise vehicle utilisation

Ian Firth, Business Development Director, Bibby Distribution

The equipment we use also represents our brand values out on the road; it should therefore epitomise the pride we take in delivering a first-class service.

John Finn, Fleet and Procurement Director for Bibby Distribution

What’s impressive about Bibby is its management attitude

Nick Abbott, Divisional Logistics Manager for the Halo Foods Group.

Bibby has taken the time and effort to ensure it fully understands our business priorities and strategic direction,

Paul Jaggard, Head of Supply Chain for the Jordans & Ryvita Company.

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BIBBY SUPPLY CHAIN SERVICES CEO IAIN SPEAK RECEIVES UKWA CHAIRMAN'S AWARD

Mon, Jul 14, 2014 15:30 CET

14 July 2014Bibby Supply Chain Services CEO Iain Speak has received the prestigious Chairman’s Award from the UK Warehousing Association (UKWA). The award recognises those who have made an outstanding lifetime contribution to the warehousing and logistics industry, with the winner selected by the Chairman of UKWA. Speak said: “It is an immense privilege to receive this award, and I am humbled by the generosity and appreciation of my colleagues in the logistics industry. As a passionate supporter of UKWA, I am delighted to contribute through my participation on the Board, and will

SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION WILL CUT AUTOMOTIVE COSTS, FINDS BIBBY-LED PANEL AT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF BUSINESS

Thu, Jun 26, 2014 00:37 CET

25 June 2014Collaboration in the supply chain is essential for cutting costs in the automotive industry, a panel discussion led by Bibby Supply Chain Services with speakers from Toyota has found. In an event attended by key decision makers in the logistics and automotive engineering sector, Jonathan Ballard, Director of the Parts Supply Chain Group, Toyota Motor Europe, said that underutilised capacity in existing supply chains costs manufacturers dearly, but greater collaboration and partnership could dramatically cut those losses. Ballard said: “By working more closely with our

SUPPLY CHAIN COLLABORATION WILL CUT RETAIL COSTS, FINDS BIBBY-LED PANEL AT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF BUSINESS

Tue, Jun 24, 2014 10:44 CET

24 June 2014Retailers could cut their costs by as much as 20 per cent by closely collaborating with suppliers and 3PLs, a Bibby-led panel at the International Festival of Business has found. In an event attended by the leading lights of the retail supply chain, Darcy Willson-Rymer, CEO of Bibby Line Group company Costcutter, said working with wholesaler Palmer and Harvey on shared projects had dramatically cut supply chain costs. Willson-Rymer said: “By collaborating together through a shared user network we have lowered costs, which helps boost the profit margins of our independent

BIBBY-LED PANEL AT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF BUSINESS SHOWS COLLABORATION WILL SLASH SUPPLY CHAIN COSTS

Fri, Jun 13, 2014 17:29 CET

13 June 2014A panel discussion, organised by Bibby Supply Chain Services at the International Festival of Business, has shown how collaboration in the supply chain could save around £2bn a year on fuel alone. In the debate, held at the Museum of Liverpool on 12 June, panelists looked at the possible benefits of collaboration across various supply chain disciplines, including training, driver standards and supporting end customers. Paul Byrne, Head of Strategy at Bibby Supply Chain Services, said that the difference between best and average drivers was worth £3,000 in fuel efficiency