A family-owned transport company in Pucklechurch has collapsed into administration after rising petrol prices and driver shortages pushed the firm to the brink.
Toogood International Transport and Agricultural Services, which was founded in South Gloucestershire in 2006 and operated a warehouse and office facility near Bristol, appointed Mark Boughey and Mike Field of business advisory firm Mazars as administrators on June 21.
The company has stopped trading with immediate effect and all the employees have been made redundant. The firm employed around 10 staff, according to Companies House records. Mazars is now looking for a buyer for all or part of the company’s business and assets.
