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UK-based distribution and warehousing specialist Premier Logistics turned to vehicle tracking and fleet management specialist, Verilocation, UK, to improve efficiency, fleet control and economies company-wide.
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OSI Group’s supply chains can be described as agile, adaptable and aligned. However, it’s the company’s global sourcing presence that makes it an ideal supply chain solution for both retail and foodservice.
