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One of the new trucks supplied to Holland & Barrett by Don-Bur, based in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Don-Bur helps Holland & Barrett recognise dedicated staff 

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Don-Bur has completed an order for Holland & Barrett marking the fourth time the company has been chosen for fleet renewal. 

The Stoke-on-Trent-based commercial vehicle bodywork manufacturer has provided the health and wellbeing store with a new batch of 33 bespoke 18-tonne rigid box bodies. 

In a special twist, each of the trucks will be linked to a nominated Holland & Barrett staff member, recognising their hard work or special achievements. 

These dedicated team members will have the option to have their own name or a nominated name, such as that of a family member, displayed on the sides of the truck cab. 

“We’re incredibly proud to have Holland & Barrett return to us for their fleet renewal, especially with such a unique and personalised aspect to the project,” said Steve Lovett, National Account Manager at Don-Bur.  

“The decision to link each vehicle to a specific team member reflects Holland & Barrett’s commitment to their staff and adds a special touch to this fleet. Moreover, the seven-year interval since their last fleet renewal is a testament to the durability and quality of the vehicles we provide.” 

The new fleet comprises 31 rigid bodies mounted on the latest generation Scania P280 high roof sleeper cabs, while an additional two are fitted to Mercedes Atego models. 

Carl Bohen, Transport Manager at Holland & Barrett, said: “We’re excited to launch this new fleet, especially with the personal recognition aspect, which adds an extra layer of connection between our team and our operations.” 

“Don-Bur has once again delivered vehicles that meet our exacting standards, and we look forward to continuing our partnership.” 

Hayley Johnson

Senior journalist with over 15 years’ experience writing for customers and audiences all over the world. Previous work has included everything from breaking news for national newspapers to complex business stories, in-depth human-interest features and celebrity interviews - and most things in between.

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