Roberts Group International (RGI) has expanded its transport fleet with the arrival of three new 40-foot branded trailers, reinforcing our commitment to keeping textiles in circulation and supporting the UK’s growing circular economy.
Featuring our refreshed RGI branding, the new trailers will be used to collect textiles from brands, retailers and charities across the UK, helping move more reusable materials through our processing network and away from landfill.
As demand for responsible textile management continues to grow, investment in logistics remains a key part of delivering efficient, reliable and sustainable collection services.
Built on Strong Partnerships
The new trailers also celebrate more than a decade of successful collaboration with our trusted transport partner, Driverlink Training (NW) Ltd.
For over 10 years, Kevin and his team have played a vital role in RGI’s nationwide logistics operation, ensuring textiles are collected safely and efficiently from customers across the country.
Long-term partnerships like this allow us to provide dependable collection services while continuing to grow alongside our clients.
Bringing the Vision to Life
The striking new trailer design showcases RGI’s refreshed brand identity and was brought to life through a collaborative effort between our brand team, Head of Creative, Lewis Webster and Head of Brand Design, Tom, alongside Sean and the team at Pinnacle Branding Group Ltd.
The finished result ensures the RGI brand is instantly recognisable on roads across the UK while reflecting our continued investment in the future of sustainable textiles.
Materials in Motion
Every collection we make is another opportunity to extend the life of valuable textiles, reduce unnecessary waste and support a more circular economy.
These new trailers represent more than an investment in transport—they’re an investment in our ability to help brands and charities divert even more textiles from landfill through responsible reuse and recycling.
As Roberts Group International continues to grow, so too does our commitment to building smarter, more sustainable logistics solutions for the textile industry.
Materials in Motion…
Next stop? Diverting even more textiles from landfill.
