Parcel delivery company Evri has strengthened its partnership with fulfilment and logistics specialist Haul&Store, signing a new two-year agreement.
The agreement expands their current partnership that began in April 2022 will reportedly see parcel volume increase by 685%.
Haul&Store has achieved approximately 50% growth in order volumes, with Evri playing a central role in enabling that expansion.
Evri Group chief commercial officer David Saenz said: “Our partnership with Haul&Store is a fantastic example of how we work alongside ambitious businesses to unlock scalable growth.
“By combining competitive, flexible delivery solutions with consistent quality and a highly collaborative approach, we’ve been able to support Haul&Store as they expand their client base and increase volumes significantly.”
Haul&Store has also increased its adoption of Evri services beyond domestic shipments, moving elements of its international traffic to the carrier, citing improved cost efficiency and service performance.
Haul&Store co-founder Neil Burden said: “Our partnership with Evri has gone from strength to strength.
“We look after about 65 e-commerce growth brands across the supplement, wellbeing, and fashion apparel sectors.
“When we first started using Evri, it was just parcels. But as we’ve grown the relationship, our packet volumes have really grown.
“We’ve introduced a large letter service, which has been beneficial for some of our clients, and we’re now trialling out of home – we’ve really expanded the breadth of services that we can offer our clients through the Evri relationship.
“A lot of our clients send international traffic, and we’re limited in the amount of partners that offer a commercial proposition there, so with DHL eCommerce UK’s service combined in the Evri Group, we found that a lot of the clients are happy with the commercial terms that we can offer them.
“They’re now putting through a reasonable amount of traffic from their site, and that’s going to give us the catalyst to promote that to the rest of our brands that we support.”
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