About Us

WHAT WE DO

Delivery Direct Logistics (DDL) was founded in 1995 by the Managing Director.  Over the years we have grown from a man in a van to an organisation capable of implementing the most challenging transport solutions.  Whether you are a small independent trader, or a global corporation, we talk your language.

We are not your average parcel delivery service.  The majority of the work we do is either temperature controlled or high value (or both!).  Our customers use us because we offer a premium service that they trust and can rely on.  We pride ourselves in doing what we say we will, when we say we will do it.  We are not part of a network service where goods are passed around from one company to the next.  We use our own dedicated vehicles and specially selected partners to ensure we always remain in control of your goods.  We have invested in ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 so you can be certain we have all the right processes in place to make sure things run smoothly.

Chilled.  Frozen.  Controlled Ambient.  Why not all three at the same time?  Whatever your temperature requirements, we can accommodate it on our high specification fleet.  We can maintain any temperature between -25°C and +30°C, and we can share this with our customers from our live on-board tracking and temperature telemetry.

We ask more questions than most.  Don’t let this fool you that we don’t know what we’re doing.  Our staff are specifically trained not to make assumptions, we will always validate every new detail with you, so we can be sure we are providing you with the very best service.  You can trust us to get it right.

OUR PEOPLE

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Jason Criddle
Managing Director

Jason founded the company in 1995 and worked initially as an owner-driver. Jason has learnt all aspects of the business from the ground upwards. Jason is still actively involved in the day to day running of the business. When time allows, Jason loves to watch cricket at the Somerset County Ground with family and friends, and play golf with his son at the local course.