Yodel XL becomes Arrow XL

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Arrow XL has announced the completion of a re-branding exercise. Formerly Yodel XL, the company will now operate under the name Arrow XL.

Having already served over 20 million large-scale deliveries throughout the U.K. Arrow XL has adopted a name that CEO Gary Monk feels is well suited to the company’s long term ambitions:

He said: “As an organisation, we take a huge amount of pride in what we do, and how we do it.

“The term ‘XL’ refers not only to the scale of goods delivered, but also highlights the firm’s ambition to excel in every aspect of its service.

“Our new brand identity really sums up what we are about, which is working hard to provide a fantastic service and really going that extra mile for our customers.”

Arrow XL has committed to expanding its services considerably over the coming years.

Part of this expansion includes the unveiling of a new logistics and distribution centre in Wigan, due to be unveiled this summer.

The new facility in Wigan will provide an additional 200,000 sq ft delivery hub for Arrow XL’s national delivery network, expanding the company’s capacity even further.

Holding products within the new warehousing facility at Wigan will also enable Arrow XL to provide a full logistics solution for retailers.

Arrow XL is also launching a new and fully rebranded fleet of delivery vehicles. This looks set to boost Arrow XL’s already impressive network, with the firm currently servicing 6,000 homes with 12,000 deliveries a day.

Reflecting on the re-brand, Gary Monk continues: “Over the last few months the team at Arrow XL has worked hard to deliver and enhance an exciting new service proposition, a new delivery hub and now a new brand identity.

“This is just the start of the ambitious plans we have for the company and we are hugely excited about what the coming years have to offer us.”

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“The term ‘XL’ refers not only to the scale of goods delivered, but also highlights the firm’s ambition to excel in every aspect of its service."

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