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Moving pharmaceutical and medical products is not the same as moving everyday freight. These products often carry high value, strict compliance requirements, and, most importantly, real-world consequences if something goes wrong. Timeliness matters. Accuracy matters. Visibility matters. And the transport provider you choose can directly influence product integrity — and the wellbeing of the people who rely on it.
For more than 40 years, RPC Logistics has built a reputation for safe, reliable and high-standard delivery of sensitive goods across New Zealand. With a background in food, FMCG and controlled products, we’ve developed systems, processes and a fleet designed specifically for the demands of pharmaceutical and medical transport.
From point-to-point delivery and urgent runs to dedicated vehicles and live digital updates, our model is built around precision, care and speed — exactly what this category requires.
Pharmaceutical and medical supply chains are unique. They demand a transport provider who understands compliance, chain of custody, timing and product integrity.
These deliveries often involve:
High-value items
Strict temperature and handling requirements
Fixed delivery windows
Regulatory oversight
Sensitive end users (pharmacies, clinics, hospitals, laboratories)
A delay, a misroute, or a temperature breach can compromise an entire shipment. That’s why this category needs a partner who treats every delivery with the importance it deserves.
Effective pharmaceutical and medical transport requires:
Speed and predictability
Minimal handling
Full tracking and visibility
Accurate, instant proof of delivery
Drivers trained in handling sensitive freight
Strong compliance processes
The ability to run urgent and time-critical routes
A traditional hub-and-spoke model introduces unnecessary risk. RPC’s model removes it.
Pharmaceutical and medical products need transport that focuses on care, precision and speed. RPC’s approach is built around these exact principles.
Our service is based on direct, point-to-point delivery. Once the goods are collected, they go straight to their destination. No cross-docking. No depot delays. No unnecessary handling.
For medical and pharmaceutical clients, this means:
Faster delivery
Reduced contamination or damage risk
Greater chain-of-custody control
Consistent delivery times
Less exposure to transport variables
Combined with our highly responsive fleet, RPC offers a service level that is difficult for larger, multi-layered carriers to match.
Pharmaceutical and medical deliveries require full transparency — not vague ETAs or outdated tracking logs. RPC provides real-time insight at every stage of the delivery journey.
Our systems support:
Live tracking
Real-time status updates
Automated notifications to receivers before delivery
Live, digital Proof of Delivery (PODs)
PODs automatically distributed to multiple recipients
Time-stamped tracking for full audit trails
Accurate chain-of-custody reporting
This level of visibility helps medical clients meet regulatory requirements while maintaining product integrity throughout the delivery cycle.
Different medical products require different transport setups — and RPC offers flexible solutions to match.
No re-handling, no cross-docking — direct from pickup to delivery.
For high-priority deliveries including medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, pathology samples and urgent restocks.
We can provide vans, small trucks, or larger trucks dedicated to your runs — ideal for medical distributors, healthcare providers or pharmaceutical wholesalers.
Morning circuits, multiple daily windows, or on-demand routes — whatever your medical supply chain requires, we build a schedule around it.
Including rapid delivery across Auckland, consistent transport in the North Island, and integrated connections into South Island locations.
When precision and reliability matter, RPC’s direct-delivery transport model is the right fit.
RPC Logistics brings a strong compliance foundation that is essential for medical and pharmaceutical transport. Our years of experience in food, FMCG and controlled goods mean we operate to standards that exceed typical general freight requirements.
We operate under recognised high-care frameworks including:
HACCP
RMP (Risk Management Programme)
ISO-aligned systems
Strict hygiene and handling protocols
Trained teams for controlled and sensitive product movement
You’re not just choosing a transport provider — you’re choosing an operator with proven systems, high-care experience and deeply embedded quality processes.
RPC is the right partner when:
Your products require minimal handling
Deliveries are time-sensitive or urgent
Visibility and tracking are essential
You need direct, point-to-point delivery
A dedicated vehicle is required
Compliance and audit trails matter
You need a transport partner who understands the value and sensitivity of your products
If reliability, care and speed matter, RPC is a smart choice for your medical supply chain.
Pharmaceutical and medical transport demands precision, visibility and strict handling standards — and RPC Logistics has built a full-service model that delivers all three.
With direct point-to-point delivery, dedicated fleet options, live tracking, real-time PODs and 40+ years of high-care experience, we provide a level of reliability and control that medical clients can trust.
If you’re looking for a specialist partner for pharmaceutical or medical deliveries, our team is ready to help.
Talk to us today and discover how RPC can support your healthcare supply chain.
Yes — it requires higher standards, minimal handling and strict chain-of-custody control.
Yes. We run urgent, same-day and time-critical transport across Auckland and the North Island.
Absolutely. We can provide dedicated vehicles for medical and pharmaceutical circuits.
Yes — you get live tracking, status updates and instant PODs.
When it comes to transport and logistics, the right truck can make all the difference. Whether you’re moving palletised food products, heavy steel beams, or pharmaceutical freight that requires extra care, having the right vehicle for the job means faster deliveries, safer handling, and better outcomes for your business.
At RPC Logistics, we’ve spent more than 40 years building a fleet that can handle almost anything Auckland and New Zealand businesses need moved. From Hiab trucks and tail-lifts to curtainsiders and commercial vans, every vehicle in our fleet plays a key role in keeping our customers’ supply chains moving smoothly.
Here’s a closer look inside our fleet — and why the variety of trucks we operate really matters.
No two transport jobs are the same. A point-to-point delivery across Auckland Metro looks very different to a construction lift on a high-rise site or a bulk load heading to a manufacturing plant. That’s why having a diverse and well-equipped fleet isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s essential for delivering reliable, cost-effective transport solutions.
Our customers span a wide range of industries — manufacturing, FMCG, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and construction, just to name a few. Each has its own challenges: temperature control, hygiene standards, site access, and timing. With a varied fleet, we can choose the right truck for each job, which means:
It’s a simple formula: the right truck, the right driver, the right outcome.
Every RPC vehicle is maintained to the highest standard — because we know that when we’re on the road, we’re representing your business too.
Our in-house maintenance programme ensures that every truck is safe, reliable, and compliant, with regular external audits and certifications across our fleet.
We invest heavily in driver training, equipment checks, and safety culture. Every lift and load follows a clear plan, reviewed and signed off before work begins.
It’s all part of our commitment to delivering professional, consistent service — no matter the size of the job.
Logistics today is about more than trucks — it’s about information.
With live tracking, digital PODs, and 24/7 reporting, our customers always know where their freight is and when it will arrive.
Whether you’re moving a single pallet across town or a full truckload across regions, our systems give you complete visibility and control. That transparency keeps your supply chain predictable — and your customers happy.
Our versatile fleet supports a wide range of New Zealand industries:
Every load, every customer, every delivery gets the same focus — safe, reliable, and efficient transport that keeps businesses moving.
As a family-owned transport company, we’ve built our reputation on reliability, service, and relationships. Our team doesn’t just drive trucks — we work alongside our customers to build long-term logistics solutions that make sense for their business.
With over 40 years in New Zealand transport, we understand the challenges our customers face — from tight delivery windows to complex site access and growing compliance requirements. Our fleet, our people, and our systems are designed to meet those challenges head-on.
From Auckland Metro Transport to nationwide delivery, our fleet gives you the flexibility to move anything — safely, efficiently, and on time.
Whether you need a Hiab lift, point-to-point transport, or dedicated truck hire, our team has the equipment, experience, and local knowledge to get it done right.
In the world of New Zealand transport, efficiency and precision make all the difference. Whether you’re moving steel beams across Auckland, lifting glass panels onto a construction site, or delivering equipment to a marine vessel, the right truck for the job can save time, labour, and risk.
That’s where Hiab transport comes in — a smarter, more flexible way to handle heavy or complex freight that needs a lift on both ends of the journey.
At RPC Logistics, our Hiab crane truck hire solutions in Auckland have been trusted by Kiwi businesses for decades. But what exactly is Hiab transport, and how do you know when you need it? Let’s break it down.
A Hiab truck is a heavy vehicle fitted with a hydraulic crane (also called a truck-mounted loader crane) that allows it to lift and position heavy loads without needing separate lifting gear or forklifts.
In short, it’s both a truck and a crane in one.
That built-in flexibility makes it ideal for moving freight that’s too bulky, heavy, or awkward to load by hand — anything from concrete panels and shipping containers to machinery or palletised goods.
At RPC Logistics, our Hiab fleet supports a wide range of industries including construction, concrete fabrication, steel, glass manufacturing and installation, marine, and port operations. If it needs lifting, we’ve probably done it.
Hiab transport is the right choice when your freight needs more than just a ride — it needs muscle, reach, or precision.
Hiab trucks make light work of delivering steel beams, framing, concrete panels, and roofing materials directly to site.
Because the crane can position items exactly where they’re needed — even on upper levels or behind barriers — it saves crews hours of manual handling and site setup.
For vessel loading, unloading, or marine engine transport, Hiabs can lift cargo straight from truck to deck or dockside, reducing turnaround times and double-handling.Because the crane can position items exactly where they’re needed — even on upper levels or behind barriers — it saves crews hours of manual handling and site setup.
Need to move, unload, or relocate shipping containers? Hiabs are designed for it. Whether it’s on a construction site, at an event, or for temporary storage, the ability to load and unload independently saves the cost of hiring extra equipment.
Many of our long-term Auckland clients in the glass and manufacturing sectors rely on Hiabs to move delicate or high-value products. The controlled lifting and minimal handling protect fragile freight and reduce risk.
Whether you’re managing one-off deliveries or regular B2B freight, Hiab trucks offer a level of control and reliability that standard transport can’t always match.
Here’s why businesses across Auckland and New Zealand choose Hiab transport:
Hiabs eliminate the need for separate cranes or forklifts. The same truck that collects your goods can lift, position, and unload them — cutting hours off total delivery time.
Every lift is done by trained operators using hydraulic precision. That means less chance of product damage, injury, or onsite incidents.
Hiabs can operate in tight driveways, uneven yards, or construction zones. They’re ideal for point-to-point transport where access isn’t straightforward.
Especially important for pharmaceutical, food, and FMCG freight — fewer transfers mean cleaner, safer transport that protects your product’s condition and compliance.
When you factor in saved labour, equipment hire, and time, Hiab transport often works out cheaper than coordinating multiple contractors.
At RPC Logistics, Auckland Metro Transport is at the heart of what we do. Starting with one truck back in 1984, we’ve built a fleet that delivers flexibility and reliability across industries.
Our Hiab crane truck hire services are trusted by clients who value a partner that can handle both the heavy lifting and the logistics behind it.
Here’s what sets RPC apart:
Whether you’re moving a single container, setting up a construction site, or managing a complex delivery project, RPC Logistics provides the trucks, the people, and the systems to make it seamless.
Safety is at the core of every Hiab lift we complete. Whether we’re delivering construction materials, machinery, or containers, every job is planned and executed with precision and compliance in mind.
At RPC Logistics, we maintain strict safety procedures across our Hiab operations to protect our team, our customers, and your freight.
Here’s how we do it:
Regular Training: Our drivers and operators undergo ongoing Hiab and lifting safety training to stay current with best practices and industry standards.
Team & Customer Meetings: We hold regular internal safety briefings and collaborative meetings with customers to align on safe operating procedures.
Health & Safety Reviews: Mutual Health & Safety meetings can be arranged with senior management to ensure transparency and continuous improvement.
Certified Equipment: All lifting gear and equipment are routinely inspected and certified by external auditors, ensuring everything we use meets or exceeds compliance requirements.
Detailed Lift Plans: Every lift requires a site-specific lift plan, completed by our Hiab driver and signed off by the site manager before work begins.
Pictured here is an example of our lifting gear — each chain is tagged with a certificate of inspection, so you can be confident every lift meets certified safety standards.
As a family-owned New Zealand transport company, RPC Logistics has always focused on service, safety, and relationships. For us, it’s not just about trucks — it’s about keeping your business moving.
Our Hiab transport fleet is part of a wider network that includes:
In the fast-paced world of New Zealand logistics, delivery speed and reliability are everything. Whether it’s food, pharmaceuticals, or FMCG goods, businesses today can’t afford delays, double-handling, or damaged freight.
At RPC Logistics, much of our Auckland and North Island network is built around a smarter model — Point-to-Point Transport. It’s a direct, streamlined approach that skips the middle steps, reduces handling, and gets freight where it needs to go faster.
So what exactly does Point-to-Point transport mean, and why are so many of our clients shifting to it? Let’s break it down.
Point-to-Point transport is the simplest and most efficient way to move goods: our truck collects your freight from the pickup address and drives it directly to its delivery destination — no detours, no depots, and no cross-docking.
Traditional freight companies often use what’s called a hub-and-spoke model, where goods are picked up, returned to a central depot, sorted, and then reloaded onto different trucks heading to each region. It’s efficient for mass consolidation — but not always for your timelines.
Our Point-to-Point model flips that. Each job is treated as a direct delivery. Once the truck is loaded, it heads straight to where it needs to be. It’s faster, simpler, and significantly reduces the risk of damage.
Speed comes down to one thing — removing unnecessary steps.
With no return to a depot for cross-docking or consolidation, freight moves in a single continuous motion from pickup to delivery.
That means:
For time-sensitive products like pharmaceutical goods, food, and manufacturing supplies, those few hours saved can make a massive difference.
Our Auckland Metro Transport fleet operates on this principle every day, with dedicated drivers running direct deliveries across the city — and extending into key regions including Waikato, Tauranga, Taupo, and Northland.
This flexibility allows RPC to deliver on tighter schedules while still maintaining the care and consistency that comes with a family-owned operation.
Every time a product is moved, lifted, or reloaded, there’s a chance something goes wrong — packaging tears, pallets shift, or items are misplaced.
Point-to-Point transport limits handling to two touchpoints: pickup and delivery. That means your goods spend less time being moved around warehouses and more time on the road, securely strapped in one of our modern trucks.
For clients moving pharmaceuticals, food products, or FMCG freight, this also reduces the risk of contamination or temperature variation — essential for maintaining product integrity and compliance.
At RPC, we combine that with live GPS tracking, dedicated driver communication, and an experienced operations team who know your routes, your product types, and your delivery expectations.
It’s a personal, professional approach — built on 40 years of New Zealand transport experience.
One of our long-standing clients — a leading New Zealand food manufacturer — recently made the switch from a traditional hub-and-spoke carrier to our Point-to-Point model.
Previously, their daily Auckland deliveries were collected each morning, taken back to a depot, sorted, and then reloaded for delivery by suburb. By the time stock reached customers, several hours (and multiple handovers) had passed.
Today, we collect their goods directly based on destination. Sometimes that means a single truck run; other times, multiple consignments over the course of the day. If volumes spike, we simply send another truck in — or the same truck returns once unloaded.
The key is flexibility. The customer only pays by the pallet or cubic metre, but gains a faster, cleaner delivery flow — without paying for idle depot time or extra handling.
The result?
Fresher deliveries, faster turnaround, and fewer breakages — all with full visibility through our transport management systems.
Point-to-Point isn’t just for urgent freight — it’s the right fit for any business that values reliability and speed.
It’s ideal for:
Because our trucks run daily across Auckland Metro and throughout the North Island, we can adapt routes to your delivery pattern — whether it’s Tauranga on a Tuesday or Hamilton every afternoon.
When your product and your reputation are on the line, Point-to-Point gives you consistency and peace of mind.
For over 40 years, RPC Logistics has built its reputation on reliability, service, and relationships. Being a family-owned New Zealand transport company means we treat every customer and every delivery as personal.
Our Point-to-Point transport service is part of a wider network that includes:
We invest in technology for transparent tracking and efficient scheduling through our WMS & TMS, and we keep communication simple — no layers of call centres or offshore support, just local people who know your freight and care about your timelines.
Our team understands that every delivery represents more than just pallets and cartons — it’s your supply chain, your brand promise, and your customer’s trust.
To learn more about how Point-to-Point Transport could simplify your logistics, visit RPC Point-to-Point Transport or contact our team today.
Point-to-Point transport is a direct delivery method where goods are collected and delivered without returning to a depot for sorting or consolidation.
Yes. Because there’s no cross-docking or waiting for consolidation, freight moves in one continuous trip — cutting hours off standard delivery times.
Across the Auckland Metro area and throughout the North Island, including Waikato, Tauranga, Taupo, and Northland.
Pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, FMCG, and manufacturing sectors — any business that values reliability, product care, and speed.
Containers can be used for a range of applications. From shipping your products around the world, across the country, or for storage at sites and construction yards.
Below is an indicative overview of the types of containers there are available and their dimensions.



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International trade can be complex, but our guide to International Freight Terms | Incoterms (trade terms issued by the International Chamber of Commerce) simplifies the roles and responsibilities of buyers and sellers in the movement of goods. Gain insights into Incoterms 2020, which play a pivotal role in international trade agreements.
Incoterms, commonly referenced as trade terms or international freight terms are a set of guidelines that assist in international trade, issued by the International Chamber of Commerce. The Incoterms clarify and guide the buying and selling parties to the responsibilities of their roles in the movement of goods from the seller to the buyer.
Under the EXW term, the seller is responsible for making the goods available at their premises. The parties can also agree on another named place such as factory or office. At this point, the buyer takes ownership of the goods as well as handling all costs and risks after the products are collected.
The seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the buyer’s nominated or onto the buyer’s transportation. The seller also organizes the shipping, including export clearance and meeting security requirements. The risk is transferred once the goods are loaded onto the buyer’s transportation. Thus, any damage to the products when on board the vessel is the responsibility of the buyer. The buyer pays the cost of freight, bill of lading fees and insurance, including the unloading and transportation costs to the final destination.
The seller bears the costs of transportation to the buyer’s place of destination. The seller clears the goods for export and delivers them to the carrier or place of destination as instructed by the buyer at the defined place of shipment is where the risk is transferred to the buyer. The seller also is responsible for the transportation costs associated with delivering goods. However, the seller is not responsible for insurance
The seller is required to insure the goods in transit and to pay for the transportation itself. The seller clears the goods for export and delivers them to the carrier or place of destination as instructed by the buyer. The seller is responsible for the transportation costs of the items to the designated place of destination. The risk is transferred to the buyer at the defined place of shipment.
The seller delivers the goods to a named place of destination but is not responsible for unloading. The seller is responsible for packing, export clearance, carriage expenses and any terminal costs up to the agreed destination point. DAP means the buyer is responsible for all costs, duties and taxes associated with unloading the goods.
The seller covers all the costs of transportation (export fees and carriage). Also, at the destination port, the seller pays the unloading from the carrier and the port charges and assumes all the risk until the goods are unloaded at the agreed location. It is suggested that the agreement between the seller and the buyer be as specific as possible, as there is confusion between the old incoterm DAT (Delivered at Terminal).
DDP means the seller bears all risks and costs associated with delivering the goods to the buyer's designated place, customs cleared, delivered and ready for unloading. The seller is liable for clearing the goods through customs in the buyer’s country which includes both duties and taxes. This term places the maximum obligations on the seller and minimum obligations on the buyer. The buyer bears no risk or responsibility until the goods are at the final agreed place.
Note: that this is only guidance and people should seek full instruction from their dedicated shipping agent / The International Chamber of Commerce.
The seller delivers the goods alongside the buyer’s vessel at the named port of shipment. It means that the buyer bears all costs and risks of loss or damage from that point onward.
The seller bears costs and risks until the goods are loaded onboard of the designated vessel as well as arranging export documentation and clearance. At the same time, the buyer pays the cost of marine freight, bill of lading fees and insurance and is responsible for unloading and local transportation costs from the port of arrival to the final destination.
The seller pays for the carriage of the goods up to the named port of destination. The risk is transferred to the buyer at the country of export, specifically when the goods have been loaded onboard the ship. The shipper pays for export clearance and freight costs to the selected port however the buyer is responsible for the insurance of the goods from the arrival onto the ship at the port of departure.
Similar to CFR, however, the seller must also obtain and pay for the marine insurance against the buyer’s risk of loss or damage to the goods during carriage. Note that the exporter is only required to obtain insurance for minimum coverage.
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The Fuel Adjustment Factor is a variable surcharge used by transport operators and freight forwarding companies to manage fluctuations in the cost of diesel fuel.
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| May 2024 | 20.0% |
| June 2024 | 17.6% |
| July 2024 | 15.2% |
| August 2024 | 15.2% |
| September 2024 | 14.4% |
| October 2024 | 12.8% |
| November 2024 | 12.8% |
| December 2024 | 13.6% |
| January 2025 | 14.4% |
| February 2025 | 16.0% |
| March 2025 | 15.2% |
| April 2025 | 14.4% |
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| June 2025 | 12.8% |
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| $1.45 – $1.50 | 6.4% |
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| $2.35 – $2.40 | 20.8% |
| $2.40 – $2.45 | 21.6% |
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Whether you have products moving around the world, or up the road, packaging your goods for transport is important in order to reduce the risk of damage. Below are some pointers on how to package and measure your goods to ensure safe transit and accurate pricing.

It’s crucial that you measure your freight correctly to ensure you receive the right price estimates. When freight moves, it is always remeasured, so if not done correctly, you might end up with charges that you haven’t accounted for.

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A Comprehensive Guide

Our expertise is backed by an array of certifications, including ISO, HACCP, and RMP, ensuring that we meet the highest standards in quality and safety. These certifications demonstrate our commitment to maintaining processes that keep your products safe and secure while in our care.

RPC excels in handling a wide range of products:
Being a logistics supplier to customers in Pharmaceutical and supplements industries for more than 15 years, we have the experience and capability to handle these products. Delivering both B2B and B2C solutions for customers, you can rely on us to ensure your goods are delivered as you expect, whether it be to a customers doorstep, or a retailers store.
Our facilities are equipped to handle RMP dairy/Food products, maintaining their standard for manufacturing and human consumption.


Our Team, facilities, equipment and technology have the capability to handle a range of food and FMCG products. With an understanding of batch, expiry management, as well as processes to manage returns and recalls, RPC is your trusted partner.
We offer a full suite of logistics services to meet your needs:
Our strong network of partners can assist with business setup and accounting, providing a seamless experience.
We facilitate the importing of products from offshore to New Zealand, ensuring compliance with all regulations.
Our customer service team is dedicated to providing support throughout the logistics process, complemented by our fourth-party logistics (4PL) services.

Our operations are supported by progressive technology and rigorous security measures:
Our premises are monitored round-the-clock to ensure the security of your products.
We implement stringent pest control measures to maintain a clean and safe environment.
We offer precise tracking of batch numbers, serial numbers, and expiry dates, ensuring full traceability.
24/7 visibility through our customer portal. See updates on tracking information, order status, live POD’s and more.
With multiple locations across New Zealand, we offer flexible storage solutions that are conveniently located to serve your needs. Our strong processes and expectations allow for same-day dispatch, ensuring that your products reach their destination promptly.
We provide seamless stock integration capabilities with many off-the-shelf systems and custom-built integrations. Our technology allows for real-time visibility and automated customer notifications, keeping you and your customers informed every step of the way.
Our in-house fleet of trucks, along with our longstanding transport partners, allows us to deliver anywhere in New Zealand. We have extensive experience in both B2B and B2C deliveries, including servicing major distribution centres like Woolworths, Foodstuffs, The Warehouse, Farmers, and Costco.

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A Comprehensive Guide

In the evolving world of e-commerce, efficient logistics are the core of a thriving business. At RPC Logistics, we excel in e-commerce and B2C logistics, leveraging our 40 years of experience in the industry, simplified processes, and extensive network to deliver exceptional service. Whether you’re dealing with supplements, pharmaceuticals, retail, fashion, FMCG products, or food items, RPC is equipped to manage all your logistics needs with precision and care.
Our logistics capabilities are supported by certifications, including ISO, HACCP, and RMP. These certifications ensure that we can store and handle a diverse range of products safely and efficiently. From delicate pharmaceutical products to high-demand fashion items, our facilities maintain the integrity of every product.

Handling supplements and pharmaceutical products requires specialised knowledge, infrastructure and care. Our team is trained to manage these products with the highest standards of care, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements. This guarantees that products reach customers in perfect condition, maintaining their efficacy and safety.
In the quick moving and growing world of retail, fashion and FMCG, speed and reliability are crucial. Our streamlined processes and technology enable same-day dispatch, ensuring that your products are delivered to customers quickly. Our partnerships with key courier services facilitate nationwide and global distribution, making it easy to reach customers wherever they are.

Food logistics demand strict hygiene. With pest control management and 24/7 surveillance, our secure premises ensure that food products are stored in a safe environment. Our robust processes are designed to maintain product safety from storage to delivery. With HACCP, RMP & ISO requirements built into our processes, RPC has the capability and systems to help you manage your food products from end to end
Our extensive network of partners can assist with everything from company setup to accounting, helping you streamline your operations and focus on growth. We provide support for importing products from offshore to New Zealand, ensuring a smooth transition into new markets.
Exceptional customer service is at the heart of our logistics operations. Our 4PL services offer comprehensive support, managing your entire supply chain to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction. With multiple daily collections and a strong transport network, we ensure that orders are processed and dispatched promptly.

Our solutions also provide full visibility and integration capabilities. We support stock integration with many off-the-shelf systems, ensuring seamless operations. Custom-built integrations are also available, tailored to your specific needs.
These integrations provide real-time updates, automatic status notifications, and 24/7 visibility, keeping you informed at every stage of the order process.

Keeping customers informed is key to building trust and satisfaction. Our system automatically sends tracking and order updates directly to customers, ensuring they are always in the loop about their delivery status. This transparency reduces customer inquiries and enhances the overall shopping experience.
Our premises are equipped with advanced security measures, including 24/7 surveillance and pest control management. These measures ensure that all products are stored in a secure and hygienic environment, maintaining their quality until they reach the customer.
Speed is essential in e-commerce logistics. Our strong processes and high expectations allow us to offer same-day dispatch, getting your products into the transport network as quickly as possible. With multiple partners, we offer flexible delivery options, enabling customers to choose the service that best suits their needs.

Through our partnerships with leading courier services, we offer reliable delivery both nationwide and globally. Whether your customers are in New Zealand or across the world, we ensure timely and safe delivery of your products.
To discuss how RPC Logistics may be able to assist with your Managing Warehousing (3PL) requirements, please fill out the form and we will respond to your enquiry promptly.
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PHONE
09 63 444 63
EMAIL
Transport: transport@rpcnz.co.nz
Warehousing: warehouse@rpcnz.co.nz
Administration: office@rpcnz.co.nz
Sales: sales@rpcnz.co.nz
FAX
Admin: 09 634 0331
Operations: 09 634 4566
After Hours: 09 638 4280