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Specialized, a US-headquartered bicycle and accessories manufacturer has appointed PD Ports as one of its preferred logistics partner to serve its UK retailers.
As one of the UK’s major port groups and portcentric logistics specialists, PD Ports will handle and store a vast range of Specialized’s cycling accessories including helmets, shoes, spare parts, and clothing which will be imported largely from the Far East.
The service provided by PD Ports will include a fully comprehensive pick and pack operation prior to onward distribution to UK retailers; working closely with Specialized’s approved courier service.
Ian Johnson, PD Ports’ Director Portcentric Logistics, said: “This new deal with Specialized is a clear demonstration of our commitment to working in partnership with our customers to deliver real value in their supply chains, understanding their business and its needs to identify and secure efficiencies that keep costs down and quality high.
“We are very much looking forward to working with Specialized to support their growth throughout the UK retail sector over the next three years.”
Leigh Smithers, Specialized UK’s Operations Manager, said: “We look forward to developing our partnership with PD Ports’ and benefiting from their expertise and proven track record in helping some of the country’s leading brands reduce costs and improve process efficiencies to transform their global supply chains.”











