RPC Logistics

Our family started RPC Logistics, a family-owned business spanning five generations remarkably. Robert Pascoe, the visionary in the logistics industry, today guides our company to produce first-rate logistical solutions.

RPC Logistics is an interesting example of both industry leadership in logistics and a legacy handed down from generation to generation. Robert Pascoe is delighted to be leading us; his vision has brought us to be the top supplier of logistics solutions in the sector. Five generations of our family started our company, hence we are honoured to be supervised by him. Our meticulous processes and skilled personnel have helped us succeed in this field so that we have received a gold medal over our twenty years of work. First of all, we focused on specific food logistics applications, which resulted in the creation of a thorough food safety program grounded on the HACCP certification criteria. Throughout continuous audits, our department RPC Logistics received the Dairy MPI accreditation in 2014, which attests to our expertise with the storage, export, and distribution of dairy products. Being creative, flexible, and always meeting our clients' expectations makes us very happy and helps us to grow to be among the most successful logistics companies in New Zealand. Our commitment to meeting the needs of our clients directly led to our stellar reputation for quality of service. Healthcare Logistics in Auckland includes 3PL Warehousing, Trucking Companies in Auckland, Freight Forwarding, and Devanning is one of RPC Logistics' several offerings for the Auckland area. Our main objective is to give every single one of our clients outstanding service especially designed to satisfy their needs. Our devotion to surpassing the needs of logistics, not only for the transportation of goods, is shown by our rather active clientele. We cordially invite you to join us at RPC Logistics so that we may together decide on the direction of logistics and create new industry benchmarks of excellence.


RPC Logistics

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