We are delighted to share that BJS Home Delivery has been ranked at No. 22 on the 12th annual Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200.

BJS Managing Director Harinder Singh says:
"We are delighted to have been recognised in this way; it has been a huge boost to our team and a just reflection of all the hard work and dedication that has led the growth that enabled us to be ranked at 22 on this year’s annual Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200."

This year’s special Covid-19 Fast Track highlights the important contribution that private companies have made during the pandemic; BJS hired a man found rough sleeping outside Trafalgar Square during the first lockdown to demonstrate the necessity and viability of employing homeless persons to greatly reduce homelessness in the UK. BJS partnered with not-for-profit organisation Under One Sky and returned to the streets of London to gift care packs to those still on the streets.

BJS also named some of their Haulage fleet after local NHS keyworkers to acknowledge that they, and the delivery and logistics industries, kept the country moving during COVID.

BJS is no stranger to success in challenging times, having launched during the 2009 recession and recently further investing in their infrastructure to respond to new market potential, as a result of 2020s changing landscape.

Harinder says;
"Roads are the backbone of British retail, with every item in every store having travelled on them at some point in their journey. The way customers shop has changed in the pandemic, but that transition started pre-corona with the rise of online purchases.
Though largely out of sight to consumers ordering from the comfort of their homes (or phones) a huge amount of back-stage investment has been building a sophisticated system of both machine and man-power to enable those items ordered on screen to arrive at your door. We look forward to continued success."

https://www.fasttrack.co.uk/league-tables/international-track-200