Lloyd Fraser Group is a business that is not driven by the needs of external shareholders, but understands it must offer a more innovative solution at a better cost.
Written by Donna Harle and produced by Paul Radbourne
A business that was established in 1987 to manage a regional beers, wines and spirits distribution operation for Asda from an old aircraft hangar in South Leicestershire has grown into a quality third party logistics company, employing over 1,600 staff and distributing to 33 sites nationwide.
From operating Asda’s first composite distribution centre on Magna Park Lutterworth in 1989, Lloyd Fraser has grown consistently year on year and now has an enviable client list. The company has a turnover of approximately £80 million per annum and operates over one million square feet of warehousing and over 500 vehicles for some of the most prominent businesses in the UK.
Supply chain modelling
Lloyd Fraser Group Plc strives for sustainable relationships with customers rather than fast profits. The company believes that they can differentiate themselves from competing logistics firms by working together with customers, suppliers and partners to deliver what they promise, acting with integrity and respect whilst also constantly look for continuous improvements.
This strategic vision means that Lloyd Fraser are developing and winning new business in key vertical markets. The group has highlighted vital areas where it can differentiate its product offering and it is constantly monitoring its value propositions. The vision is driving the organisation forward and it expects significant growth in the near future.
The company lives by its mission statement “to be honest, fair, understanding and respected in all aspects of business and employment.”
As supply chains become more sophisticated and customers push for smaller, more frequent deliveries to match consumer demand or…
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