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Distribution News South Africa

Serco delivers on large order for Vital Fleet

Serco has delivered 70 refrigerated trucks to Vital Fleet, part of Vital Distribution Solutions, a large logistics company operating throughout Southern Africa.
One of the seventy refrigerated vehicles Serco built for the Vital Fleet.
One of the seventy refrigerated vehicles Serco built for the Vital Fleet.

Debi Dabner, Fleet Manager at Vital Fleet, said the new trucks brought the number of units her company had bought from Serco over the past two or three years to more than 100, boosting Vital's fleet to an excess of 500!

Vital, also has extensive warehousing capabilities, transports a variety of goods for customers - big and small - in South Africa and neighbouring countries. Company headquarters are in Johannesburg with branches in Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Namibia and Botswana.

Dabner said the latest vehicle bodies from Serco meant Vital now offered an improved transport solution for cold chain goods, from being in the company's cold storage warehouses, onto refrigerated trucks and straight to the customers' facilities.

She said more business was in the pipeline for Serco.

"Vital is all about customer service. Our aim is to be among the Top 5 Distributing and Warehousing Companies in South Africa."

Managing director of Serco, Clinton Holcroft, said his company was very proud to be associated with Vital Distribution. "They are a relatively new customer of ours but have become very significant over a short space of time".

"Serco was able to build vehicles according to Vital's specs, providing several special build requirements and internal fittings. The trucks were produced at our factories in Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg ensuring specifications and delivery commitments were all met.

"It is vital for us to build quality vehicles and deliver on time to ensure the success of our clients,' added Holcroft.

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