Two-person delivery provider Panther Logistics has unveiled a brand-new service enabling customers to be able to opt for deliveries within their standard business operating hours.
The company’s new delivery within business hours service will enable both new and existing customers to receive deliveries between the hours of either 08:00 and 16:00 or 09:00 and 17:00 on weekdays and weekends.
This latest offering closely follows Panther’s recently launched special operations services, which were introduced earlier this year in response to increasing demand to provide bespoke support solutions for its trade clients that often require higher volume deliveries and a more tailored solution.
Panther said this latest introduction to its portfolio of services is an example of how the business listens to its customers, delivering tailored solutions to meet the needs of a changing marketplace.
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Samuel Scott, sales director said: “We are delighted to have launched our delivery within business hours service which we expect will provide customers with greater flexibility and convenience.
“With delivery outside of business hours often being unsuitable for many B2B customers, we wanted to hone our offering in order to suit their specific delivery requirements at a day and time that suited them – in turn helping them to focus on what really matters, running their own business.
“At Panther the customer is at the very heart of all that we do which is why we strive to listen to the needs and adapt our offering to ensure that they have total autonomy over the delivery process.
“Our latest offering does just that allowing businesses that require more tailored distribution operations to benefit from the excellent services which Panther offer.”
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