Food grade warehouse for pallet storage, pick & pack and distribution in Letchworth
The town of Letchworth Garden City 
can be found in the county of Hertfordshire in England. Known as an ancient parish of Hertfordshire.
When it comes to warehousing & logistics services Letchworth has it all. Located just off the A1 motorway is a newly developed food grade storage and distribution centre. Owned and operated by Aztek Logistics Limited. Aztek Logistics was established in 2003 and is now accepted as a respected and professional logistics operation. Operating from their newly developed 100,000sqft site they are able to provide the following services for their clients.
- General distribution
- Contract distribution
- Groupage
- European distribution
- Overnight pallet delivery
- Warehousing (including pick & pack)
- Self-Storage
The warehousing aspect of the business provides a wide range of value added services to clients, such as; short or long term storage, bulk & pallet racked options, bespoke warehouse management systems, cross-docking, container devanning & loading, pick & pack as well as repacking facilities.
They are members of Pallet track which enables them to offer constant technology improvements for their customers providing online proof of delivery, track & trace, online job entry and signature capture.
Self-storage solutions for your business
Other memberships held by Aztek Logistics are; the Self-Storage Association, UKWA and the RHA. Awards received by Aztek include the Gold Standard FORS (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) and two Business Awards (2013 & 2015)
Speak to a member of Aztek Logistics today to see how they can assist with your third party logistics or European distribution requirements by calling the number below (quoting Whichwarehouse).
| AZTEK LOGISTICS LTD WO77338 |
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Letchworth Garden City 100,000 sq. ft. SG6 1JZ |
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Alternatively for solutions in other areas of the UK, please feel free to contact a member of the Whichwarehouse team on 0800 1707 555 or by email on [email protected].
