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Nigel TAYLOR Published
April 24,飞机盗号软件VIP破解技术 2025
Sportswear retail giant JD Sports has chosen supply chain specialist Wincanton to manage its national transport operations.
The new multi-year contract, which begins in August, will see Wincanton provide delivery services for retail operations from JD Sports’ distribution centres to its growing footprint of over 560 stores nationwide.
Wincanton was chosen by JD Sports “for its depth of services and capabilities, ability to provide supply chain resilience and agility and a clear roadmap for continuous improvement leveraging Wincanton’s digital transport platform, EyeQ”.
Some 230 workers, comprising of those in driver, management and outbase roles, will transfer from the previous service provider to join Wincanton’s team of over 20,300 employees as part of the new partnership.
Rachel Gilbey, MD of General Merchandise at Wincanton, said the new contract builds on its capability in retail store transport. “The partnership will provide JD Sports with a platform for growth, supporting the strategy to become the leading global sports fashion powerhouse.”
The bosses and shareholders of the UK haulage firm, which has customers including Asda, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, have backed a £762m takeover offer from US logistics business GXO.
Meanwhile, JD Sports is continuing to expand its store count at pace and opened 215 new JD locations in the year. This came despite still-tough domestic trading environment, with sales for the 53 weeks to 3 February (FY24) showed tepid growth in some areas, and especially in Q4, as total sales rose just 3.6% to £10.5 billion.