New Truck For The Morris Lubricants Fleet
Morris Lubricants recently received a brand-new Scania P 280 truck from West Pennine Trucks to add to its dedicated fleet. The truck is now fully operational and is delivering quality oils, lubricants and greases to customers all over the UK.
This comes after the company’s major capital investment into its manufacturing, production, and logistics facilities, improving efficiency on all fronts of the business. Improving efficiency shouldn’t come at a price to the environment, so Morris Lubricants has begun the transition from using Diesel to HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) in its entire delivery fleet. HVO is synthesised from 100% renewable raw materials such as vegetable oils, animal oils, and fats, which reduces net CO2 greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 90%. There are cost implications as HVO is more expensive than diesel but, with the company’s commitment to sustainability, the additional, ongoing expense is mitigated by the large saving of CO2e that will occur annually.
With the aim to offset the remaining 10% of emissions during 2025, Morris Lubricants looks to offer customers a carbon-neutral delivery service, thus helping them with their own sustainability journeys.