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Safety first with CEVA Logistics and British Gypsum introducing 85 new Volvo trucks

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Ashby-de-la-Zouch, UK  18 October, 2018 – CEVA Logistics and British Gypsum have introduced a brand new fleet of 85 high-specification Volvo tractor units. The new fleet will support its efforts in delivering a safe and sustainable transport network.  CEVA will immediately start operating the new fleet. It will transport British Gypsum’s interior lining systems from five specialist manufacturing sites to more than 3,500 stockists throughout the UK.

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