Visy Logistics has partnered with Hazeldenes, one of Australia’s premium poultry producers, to deliver a customised and scalable logistics solution.
Under this partnership, Visy Logistics will deliver bulk stockfeed across Hazeldenes’ network of farms in the Bendigo region, supported by a high-performance fleet.
This will include what Visy Logistics has called cutting-edge transport technology, and a dedicated operational team.
“Our partnership with Visy Logistics reflects a shared commitment to operational excellence, innovation and long-term value creation,” said Ben Pratt, Hazeldenes’ Chief Financial Officer.
“Their ability to deliver a tailored, scalable logistics solution has strengthened our regional operations and supports our broader growth.”
Wayne Boxshall, Country Manager Visy Logistics said the business was proud to be supporting Hazeldenes with customised logistics that provides commercial value and improved sustainability.
“Getting food from farms and factories to supermarket shelves, quickly and safely, is in Visy’s DNA,” he said.
“By providing Hazeldenes with bulk transport services we can reduce handling time and preserve product quality.
“We’re committed and investing for the long term — our fleet is ready to scale up so that we can grow with Hazeldenes.”
Visy Logistics is investing to expand its fleet, to include new Volvo FH600s, Mega Pacific blowers and Lusty EMS A-Double remote operation trailers (98m³ capacity per set).
The fleet can deliver stockfeed quickly and easily using high payload, 56 tonne per delivery and high flow discharge rates on rotary blowers in trailers.
Advanced logistics technology, including MTData, Load Smart, Guardian’s Seeing Eye machine, will provide real time tracking, safety and delivery assurance.
This strategic collaboration is part of Visy Logistics’ ongoing expansion of its existing Bulk Division, offering tailored solutions to meet the growing demand for high productivity and improved sustainability.
It’s been a busy few weeks for Visy Logistics as the business continues to scale up.
Last week it began taking delivery of 30 new prime movers from Mercedes-Benz Trucks.
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