Suttons Tankers signs five-year contract with UK recycling specialist
UK-based Sutton Tankers has signed a five-year contract with waste reclamation and recycling solutions specialist Tradebe UK. Suttons will transport chemical waste to and from Tradebe sites in Heysham, Gwent and Knottingley in the UK.
In 2018, Suttons Tankers acquired the trade of Bullard, a transport company specialising in the chemical waste and fuels sector.
“We’ve been working with Tradebe since 2015 and this updated agreement, which includes Syngenta, further strengthens our position in the waste sector which is a core strategy for the company,” said Michael Cundy, managing director of Suttons Tankers.
“The new deal provides a more flexible solution of recycling waste and will see the customer’s overall costs reduced.”
Brendan Pope, business services director at Tradebe UK added: “We’re committed to recycling waste efficiently and this new agreement with Suttons will help our relationship grow even stronger. We know Suttons deliver an excellent service and we’re confident this latest deal will benefit all parties and provide other opportunities of working together in the months and years ahead.”
In 2018, Suttons Tankers acquired the trade of Bullard, a transport company specialising in the chemical waste and fuels sector.
“We’ve been working with Tradebe since 2015 and this updated agreement, which includes Syngenta, further strengthens our position in the waste sector which is a core strategy for the company,” said Michael Cundy, managing director of Suttons Tankers.
“The new deal provides a more flexible solution of recycling waste and will see the customer’s overall costs reduced.”
Brendan Pope, business services director at Tradebe UK added: “We’re committed to recycling waste efficiently and this new agreement with Suttons will help our relationship grow even stronger. We know Suttons deliver an excellent service and we’re confident this latest deal will benefit all parties and provide other opportunities of working together in the months and years ahead.”
