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Big timber contract for Humber Warehousing

20th May 1966, Page 28
20th May 1966
Page 28
Page 28, 20th May 1966 — Big timber contract for Humber Warehousing
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A FIVE-YEAR contract to carry up to

100,000 tons of timber a year has been signed between the Humber Warehousing Group Ltd., of Grimsby, and the Grimsby and Immingham Timber Importers Association.

As a result, Humber Warehousing, a member of the Associated Fisheries Group, is making a major investment in the purchase of 12 Ford D.800 tractive units and 36 RTC four-in-line trailers. These will complement the company's present fleet of 125 vehicles.

Over the past year the company has rapidly expanded both its warehousing and transport interests. Four transport companies in the Lincolnshire and Suffolk areas have been acquired and warehousing capacity now totals more than 180,000 sq. ft.

Humber Warehousing plans further expansion in both fields in the near future, which will enable it to offer its customers nation-wide coverage.

To co-ordinate its diverse warehousing, transport and vehicle construction business, new headquarters will shortly be built in Grimsby.

Working hours for haulage workers TN 1964 and 1965 the weekly hours worked in the road haulage contracting industry varied between 56 and 57 for adult male workers, reported Mr. Ray Gunter, the Minister of Labour, in the Commons this week.