W.T. SeaAir has rolled out a striking new corporate image to reflect its position as one of the fastest growing global logistics providers in the UK.

The new branding has been implemented across the company’s entire spectrum of services and cements a period of expansion and mergers during the last five years.

W.T. SeaAir is a privately owned company with more than 500 employees providing core intermodal and supply chain management services to UK retailers and their suppliers.

Its service offering is focused on delivering vital value-added benefits that make supply chains leaner and more cost-effective with the flexibility to respond to fluctuating market conditions.

The new branding also applies to W.T. Installations, a separate, precision-handling logistics service for specialist, technical and fragile equipment in the UK and Europe.

Gary Morter, Managing Director of W.T. SeaAir, explained: “Our new corporate identity means that all our products and services are now united under the W.T. SeaAir umbrella.

“By creating a striking, singular identity with clear pathways to our services, technology and expertise, we hope to forge relationships with new customers and generate fresh opportunities.

“It is a strong signal to everyone in the market place that W.T. SeaAir has the infrastructure, people and expertise to break new ground in its delivery of dynamic and intelligence-led supply chains.”

W.T. SeaAir is located throughout the UK and Ireland with key processing, warehousing and IT facilities in China, India and Sri Lanka.

It offers an extensive range of services from negotiating with key carriers and optimising origin services, through to proven solutions design, specialist expertise and final mile ownership.

The company has developed new technologies and innovations, many of which are unique to the market place including pioneering, garment vacuum-packing technology to reduce air freight costs and an integrated IT platform without preconditions over functionality and access.

 Neil H McGlynn, Chief Executive Officer of W.T. SeaAir said: “During the last 30 years, we have acquired a strong customer base, predominantly through word of mouth.

“Good relationships with our customers have always been central to our success and now this will be strengthened by a strong new corporate identity which clearly demonstrates our capabilities and professionalism, and will help us reach out to new clients and audiences.”