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Yearsley Logistics is a cold storage and distribution business selling to companies rather than to the public, so there is no general service desk: the contact route is the one printed on your own paperwork. Use the depot or transport office named on the delivery note, or the account manager and customer service contact on your rate agreement, and quote the consignment number in every message.

If you are a household waiting on something a shop arranged, chase the shop or the manufacturer instead, because a carrier takes instructions from the business that booked the load and not from the person receiving it. Names in this trade change hands, so if the account has moved to another owner or brand, the current paperwork tells you which company runs it now. Start your complaint on our website and we help you write it in minutes, addressed to the company that actually holds the account.

Tracking runs through whoever booked the consignment, so start with the supplier or the customer service team that arranged the load and quote the consignment number, the delivery note number and the booking slot. A carrier of this kind reports status to the account holder rather than to the receiving site, which is why a call from the delivery address often goes nowhere.

If a chilled or frozen load is running late, say so explicitly and note the time you raised it. Temperature controlled stock has a far shorter window than an ambient pallet, and putting that in the first message is what moves a query up the list.

Write the damage on the delivery note before you sign it: a clean signature is the single biggest obstacle to a transit claim, because it records that the goods arrived in good order. Note the pallet numbers, how many cases are affected and what the damage is, photograph the packaging and the load where it stands, and record the temperature and the time if the load is chilled or frozen.

Send the claim to the account contact inside the window set out in the terms of carriage, with the delivery note, the photographs, the invoice value of the goods and the consignment number. Damage noted on the delivery note and no credit against the invoice? Put the case in through our complaint process and we push it out by email, social media and letter to the people above the depot.

Escalate above the depot in writing: address the complaint to the account manager or the commercial contact on your agreement, ask for it to be logged centrally, and list the consignment numbers, the dates and what you want done. One letter setting out four failed deliveries side by side carries far more weight than four separate calls to a transport desk.

If the business has changed hands or now trades under a different name, address the letter to the company that runs the site today: your delivery notes and invoices name it. Bring the case here as well and our trained AI keeps coaching you on what to send next and when to escalate.

So far consumers reported 1 complaint about Yearsley Logistics here, too few to show a clear pattern yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at logistics and cold storage operators: deliveries arriving outside the agreed window or a day late, loads short delivered against the paperwork, goods damaged in transit or handled badly on unloading, temperature sensitive stock arriving in the wrong condition, proof of delivery and credit notes taking weeks to sort out, and nobody reachable who can actually trace a consignment.

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