FMCG food & drink - Case studies - Case Studies - United Kingdom

Maxxium UK - added value through a shared user solution

Major spirits distributor, Maxxium, was seeking a single source supplier for warehousing and transport services throughout the UK. Our solution distributes more than 5 million cases per year and also incudes added-value services such as re-packing products from larger to smaller cases, preparing and packing gift packs, adding neck collars and building display units.

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Nestlé Waters - Flexible ambient and chilled warehousing and distribution

Brands include the increasingly popular Buxton bottledwater,as well as the internationally known San Pellegrino, Vittel and Perrier in the UK. Buxton flows naturally to the surface after having filtered for 5,000 years through the ancient limestone of the Peak District.

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Weight Watchers is now the global leader in weight management services

In the UK alone, over 6,000 meetings are held each week for more than 350,000 members by one of 1,700 Weight Watchers leaders. Weight Watchers’ singular mission is to help people lose weight in a sustainable way by helping them adapt a healthier lifestyle and a healthier relationship with food and activity. Constant innovation to find new ways to help more members has been a hallmark of its success.

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Weight Watchers - European supply chain infrastructure consulting

Across Europe Weight Watchers operates in 10 key territories including the UK, Germany, France, Spain and The Benelux. The supply chain deals with in excess of 100 million units per annum delivered in 2.3 million parcels, to 4,500 destinations located across 1 million square miles. These products service 700,000 meetings per annum with 21 million member attendances. Weight Watchers’ singular mission is to help people lose weight in a sustainable way by helping them adapt a healthier lifestyle and a healthier relationship with food and activity. Constant innovation to find new ways to help more members has been a hallmark of its success.

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Speedibake is one of the leading producers of own-brand bakery products for the UK retail and food service sector

With a range of over 200 products and turnover of around £70m, Speedibake employs 600 people at two bakeries in Yorkshire and specialises in US style muffins, traditional ball doughnuts, French style baguettes, garlic bread and speciality breads.

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Red Bull - Energy to spare

With sales amounting to over 4 billion cans in 160 countries, Red Bull Energy Drink is the market leader. Red Bull has seen 30% growth in France and Norbert Dentressangle is helping it to develop even further.

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Bofrost - Gourmet frozen food products

Quality frozen food products delivered to the home. In order to satisfy its French customers, Bofrost entrusts Norbert Dentressangle with the storage and distribution of its products at its agencies.

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Barry Callebaut - A chocolate-flavoured world!

World chocolate leader… A title to make the mouth water: with over one million tonnes of chocolate sold each year and 8,000 employees all over the world, the Barry Callebaut group dominates the chocolate market, delighting individuals, crafts people and industrial companies with chocolate sweets, truffles or cocoa powder. Born in 1996 from the merger of the French firm Cacao Barry and the Belgian Callebaut, the company set up its head office in Zurich.

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Sociedad Central de Cervejas – A thirst for success!

The no. 2 drinks company in Portugal, Sociedad Central de Cervejas (SCC), which belongs to British group Scottish & Newcastle, enjoys a strong local identity, with a development strategy and products that perfectly meet the expectations of the Portuguese society. Their supply chain is no exception: Norbert Dentressangle staff members have joined the SCC team to put in place services adapted to Portuguese products.

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Danone in the Czech Republic - Chilled products logistics

World number 1 in fresh dairy products, the Danone group achieved turnover of 14 billion euros in 2006 thanks to its 90,000 employees all over the world. In Eastern Europe, its sales rose to over 1.2 billion euros, due to a strong position in the Czech Republic, where the Group leads the fresh dairy products market.

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