Visy Logistics has partnered with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) to support its linehaul transport requirements across selected Australian lanes.

Visy Logistics operates a comprehensive linehaul fleet and established national transport network. This capability enables Visy Logistics to provide CCEP with reliable capacity, operational flexibility and access to modern transport equipment.

To support CCEP’s requirements, Visy Logistics is adding new Volvo FH600 prime movers with Euro 6 engines and 36-pallet B-Double trailer combinations to its already extensive national linehaul fleet. Visy Logistics will use these new prime movers in 36-pallet B-Double trailer combinations. Compared with 34-pallet configurations, they increase carrying capacity by 6% to reduce the number of truck movements required to transport the same volume of freight.

In addition, these new Euro 6 prime movers reduce fuel use by 5% compared with previous-generation Euro 5 vehicles.

Selected trailer combinations will also feature dedicated CCEP livery, proudly showcasing the partnership between the two businesses as they travel across Australia.

Tim Chapman, National Transport Manager of Logistics at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners – Australia Pacific, said:

“We make and move some of Australia’s most loved drinks every day, so having the right partners across our supply chain really matters. With operations in every state and territory, we need a transport network that can keep products moving reliably and efficiently for customers across the country. Visy Logistics brings the scale and linehaul capability to help us do that, while giving us access to higher-capacity equipment that supports a more efficient and sustainable supply chain.”

Wayne Boxshall, President – Visy Logistics Australia, said:

“This partnership reflects the strength of our transport capability and our ability to consistently deliver high-quality outcomes for our customers. We are proud to be trusted by CCEP and look forward to building a strong, long-term relationship.”