Wincanton has renewed its contract with oil and energy company Phillips 66 to provide delivery services for ground fuels and LPG, marking a 16 year working relationship between the two companies.

The extended deal will see 31 Wincanton tankers delivering fuel from Phillips 66’s depots in Immingham, Stockton-On-Tees and Kingsbury, near Tamworth, to JET branded forecourts and commercial customers across the UK.

In 2017, under the same agreement, Wincanton made over 20,000 deliveries for Phillips 66 which amounted to 772 million litres of fuel.

Jonathan Shortis, Wincanton energy, industrial and transport director said: “Having worked with Phillips 66 since 2002, we know and understand the needs of the business and its customers.  This contract extension represents the next phase of our working relationship as their largest delivery partner in the UK.”

Stuart Cufflin, Phillips 66 transport and retail contracts manager, added: “Wincanton has a strong track record in both safety and operational performance and their commitment to our business is absolute. Wincanton continues to deliver for us – in all senses of the word.”

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