'We're busier than ever and we want charity to share in our success'

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13 Nov 2012

By Leicester Mercury | Posted: 13 November, 2012

At a time when many businesses are being accused of greed, a Leicestershire company is doing its bit to help change those perceptions.

Premier Logistics (UK) has decided to share its success with a charity.

For every pallet it delivers the company, in Meridian Business Park, near Braunstone, will donate 20p to hospice charity LOROS.

The company has raised £2,443 since the scheme began on October 1 and aims to get to at least £7,000 by December 21, when it ends.

"Over the next couple of months we want to raise around £7,000, but it would be great to get to £10,000."

Part of the Ellistown-based Pall-Ex pallet network, Premier Logistics covers Leicestershire, south Nottinghamshire and north Warwickshire. It is now the biggest in-putter to the Pall-Ex network.

"It would be nice to have some support from the local business who also want to raise money for LOROS," said Mr Steel.

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