Warehouse → restaurants and shops
On their receiving hours: chilled, frozen, ambient and drinks
Sectors
Your logistics flows, sector by sector
Where do your goods start, where do they need to be, and by when? Every sector has its own flows: from the production kitchen or central production unit (CPU) to the shops, from the pharmacy to the care home, from the warehouse to the garage. We take them on with a reserved vehicle, on a round or on demand.
By sector
The flows we deliver
Food wholesaler
Warehouse → schools, nurseries and care homes
On a schedule that follows their own calendars
Warehouse → central kitchens and CPUs
Inside their production slots, on pallets or in crates
Early-morning market → shops
Before they open to the public
Restaurant & Catering
Central kitchen or CPU → restaurants and shops
Collected overnight at the end of production, delivered before service
Kitchen → offices
Lunch platters in time for lunch, with proof of receipt
Kitchen → event venues
In time for service
Restaurant ↔ restaurant, shop or workshop
A missing ingredient, a surplus to share out
Pharmaceutical & medical industry
Distribution centre → pharmacies
Replenishment rounds and one-off restocks
Pharmacy → care homes
With proof of delivery for every handover
Pharmacy or online pharmacy → patients at home
The same day
Pharmacy → pharmacy
A product missing at the counter
Retail & e-commerce
Shop → customers at home
Ship from store, the same day
Urban warehouse → customers at home
Online orders
Shop ↔ shop
Rebalancing stock
Customer → shop or warehouse
Returns and collections from home
Fresh & frozen food
Production kitchen, central kitchen or CPU → shops and supermarkets
Before they open to the public, chilled or frozen
Production kitchen or CPU → trade customers
Restaurants, resellers, delis, offices
Shop → customers at home
Chilled and frozen on the same round, in a dual-temperature van
Local producers → shops, restaurants, central kitchens
Collected from one producer or several
Events
Caterer's kitchen → venue
In time for service, in a refrigerated van
Depot or hire company → venue, and back
Stands, furniture, AV equipment, tableware
Company → staff and clients
Gifts and hampers, at the office or at home
Printer → venue
Signage, roller banners, badges
Spare parts
Distributor → garages, dealerships, body shops
On rounds
Depot → workshop or engineer
Urgent, a vehicle or machine off the road
Manufacturer → production sites and workshops
Planned restocking
Garages → distributor
Exchange parts and deposits sent back
And for every sector: dedicated drivers
A busy spell, a driver off sick, a peak season: book dedicated delivery drivers, with or without a vehicle, as one-off or regular cover, with no recruiting to handle.
FAQ
Your flows, your questions
My sector isn't listed: can you deliver for me?
Yes. The sectors above are the ones we deliver for most often, not a limit. What matters is what you send: the volume, the temperature, the times and the number of drops. Describe your flows in a quote request.
Can you take over a flow our own drivers run today?
Yes, all of it or part of it. We take over the round with a vehicle reserved for your business, on your drops' hours. If you keep your own fleet, dedicated drivers top it up at peak times.
Do you handle returns, the other way?
Yes: crates and deposit returns, collections from your customers, kits delivered and samples collected. A return is planned like a delivery, on the same round or on its own.
Tell us about your flows
From where, to where, by when and at what temperature: we'll build the round around it.