Buffaload Logistics has unveiled its brand-new website, bringing together the people, innovation, technology and sustainability ambitions that are shaping one of the UK’s most forward-thinking temperature-controlled logistics businesses.
The launch comes after a period of remarkable growth and change for Buffaload. Since the company’s previous website launched in June 2021, the business has continued to expand and invest, while accelerating its long-term strategy to reduce the environmental impact of temperature-controlled logistics.
That journey can be seen throughout the new site.
From Buffaload’s pioneering use of high-capacity double-deck trailers to investment in Volvo FH gas-powered tractor units and the development of its own renewable energy solutions, sustainability is increasingly embedded across the business.
Today, Buffaload is on a mission to be the most trusted supply chain services group, combining logistics, infrastructure and innovative solutions to deliver sustainable growth and value throughout the sector. Its Ecovation programme brings together the investments and technical advances being made to turn that ambition into action.
But the new website tells a much bigger story than vehicles and technology.
It provides a fresh window into the people and the drive behind Buffaload, from the company’s history and the growing Buffaload Group to its environmental, social and governance commitments.
Visitors can discover the company’s sustainability and technology projects, explore services, learn more about careers and training, and keep up with the latest company news. The site also brings Buffaload’s commitment to its colleagues to the fore, including its Colleague Value Proposition and the principles behind creating a supportive workplace where people can build their careers.
The result is an online home designed to better represent the Buffaload of today, while offering a glimpse of where the business is heading next.
Whether you’re a customer, supplier, colleague, future recruit, logistics professional or simply curious about what the future of lower-carbon temperature-controlled transport looks like, we’d love you to come inside and take a look.
