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Global pandemics and ever-worsening driver shortages are not ideal conditions to launch a new haulage firm – yet for Reformation Logistics, the summer of 2020 proved to be a period of opportunity.
“In the eight weeks from July, we had Reformation up and running,” Alex Lomas, who with brother Tim Matthews founded the firm, told The Loadstar.
Both brothers have significant experience in logistics, with Lomas having spent three of the preceding five years developing Panalpina’s intermodal product and LCL business.
“I was ...
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Victor Jones
July 16, 2021 at 1:04 pmGood on them – as Gary Player once said – the harder he works the luckier he gets