Trinity Logistics

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Trinity Warehouse

The team at Trinity Logistics are proud to announce our latest venture; our new warehouse facility. 

 This month the team at Trinity have been working hard to set up our first warehouse facility. Based in Liverpool, just a short distance from our head office, this warehouse is a bold new venture. With 50,000sq.ft of space, we are able to accommodate a wide variety of dry goods.
 
Since opening, we have already received multiple deliveries from multiple companies, and are closely engaging with them with our third party logistics service. We have also been collaborating with ModalTrans, to ensure the Warehouse Management System guarantees the best service for our customers.
 
To further support our new venture, we have also joined the UK Warehousing Association. UKWA provide training for members as well as help voice concerns within the warehousing industry to the Government. 

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