Menzies Distribution Strikes Deal with B2C Europe to Bolster E-Commerce Delivery Business
11th November 2015
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Logistics leader Menzies Distribution has signed a deal with e-commerce delivery specialist B2C Europe in a move which strengthens the companys logistics offering within the UKs e-commerce market.
From Thursday 12 November, Menzies drivers will collect packaged orders destined for export from B2C Europes retail customers and deliver these to their processing centres within the UK.
Forsyth Black, Managing Director of Menzies Distribution, said: The deal with B2C Europe is another important step in our continued expansion within the UKs e-commerce market. With an unrivalled knowledge of the UKs delivery routes and a network of more than 1,900 vehicles, Menzies will provide B2C Europe with the perfect partner to expand their capability, allowing them to recruit retailers from a much wider area than currently.
B2C Europe is the leading cross-border distribution provider in Europe with operations and offices in 10 countries. The UK operation specialises in processing mixed mail and parcels from customers in the UK. The companys highly advanced software and sorting system enables it to select the most efficient route for each item.
Stuart Rivett, Managing Director of B2C Europe (UK), said: Given consumers increasing demands and high expectations when it comes to delivery, it is important that carriers start working together in order to meet these challenges and alleviate pressures. The deal with Menzies will not only provide our logistics services with more choice and greater flexibility, but also helps us at B2C Europe to widen our customer reach within the UK market.
The deal with B2C Europe is the second major e-commerce deal to be struck by Menzies Distribution this year. The company previously announced that international e-commerce delivery business wnDirect had appointed it as one of its supply chain providers.