WAI adds two new trucks to UK fleet following significant growth

WAI Europe, has bolstered its UK fleet with two new vehicles, in partnership with Pink Link Ltd.

WAI Europe, has bolstered its UK fleet with two new vehicles, in partnership with Pink Link Ltd.

The new trucks, a fully articulated lorry and a 27T unit, mark a significant period of growth for WAI, following the successful integration of PSH into the WAI business, the company has brought its teams, operations and infrastructure together as a single, fully aligned business, further strengthening its European distribution network with strategically located warehouses, increased stock availability and enhanced logistics capabilities to provide faster, more efficient service.

WAI’s artic lorries service all WAI branches across Europe, including internal transport from Gdansk Poland, the WAI European Hub and all branches including the UK.

With a current delivery output of over 10,000 parcels and 250+ pallets per month nationwide, WAI UK’s latest investment will see the company increase its capacity considerably.

A key element of the integration was the consolidation of UK warehousing, with operations relocating from Bognor Regis to a larger, more advanced facility in Huddersfield. The move has significantly increased stockholding capacity, improved logistics efficiency and enabled later order cut-off times, all designed to enhance service levels and delivery performance for customers. Alongside its main distribution centre in Poland, WAI also operates warehouse facilities in the Netherlands, France, Spain and the UK, supporting a range of more than 50,000 SKUs, with over 1,000 new products introduced in 2025.

Mike Blissett, Country Director at WAI UK, commented “The new trucks signify an exciting period for WAI. Our divisions are constantly looking at ways to provide high-quality service to our customers and expand our distribution capabilities.

“Our Huddersfield centre has grown to become a national hub for WAI’s commerce and distribution and these new trucks symbolise WAI’s commitment to growth and innovation.”

Richard Welland, Chief Commercial Officer at WAI Global, added: “We are now operating as one business, with one team and one clear direction. It's very much business as usual, but with greater scale, stronger infrastructure and a broader product offering. Our focus is on building momentum, delivering consistently and continuing to support our customers as the market evolves.”

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