Review on Swiftlogisticsgroup.co

Swift Logistics Group (UK) presents itself as a full-service logistics and courier company based in Newbury, Berkshire, offering same-day, overnight and international delivery, warehousing, fulfilment and medical logistics. According to their website: they began in 1989 with a motorcycle and a van and have grown into what they call one of the largest privately-owned immediate-deployment logistics operations in the UK.  They list a UK head office address as “Swift House, Hambridge Lane, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 5TU”.  Their service offerings include:

• Same-Day “Rapid Deployment” fleet across the UK. 

• Next-Day and Overnight delivery via a network of 116 depots. 

• Global/International freight & courier services of documents, parcels and pallets via surface, air and sea. 

• Medical logistics (transporting medical supplies, hospital partnering) and warehousing/fulfilment solutions (pick & pack, stock management) for e-commerce and B2B. 

• A “news & community” section that highlights charity work, local events and corporate social responsibility. 

In short, the company claims a strong UK logistics footprint with a broad service range, long history (since 1989) and credibility markers such as quoted partnerships, a fleet size, and social/charity involvement.

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Based on the review of the website and publicly available information, I lean toward considering Swift Logistics Group as legitimate, with reasonable credibility, rather than a scam. Here’s why:

• The company presents a long history and a physical address in the UK. These are strong positive signals. The “About” section detailing founding in 1989 in Newbury gives context and background. 

• The website’s service offering is detailed and consistent with what a mid-to-large logistics provider would offer: same-day, next-day, global express, dedicated fleet, medical logistics, fulfilment and warehousing. This breadth suggests the business is substantive.

• The website contains contact details (phone numbers, address) and a “News” section demonstrating community involvement – again raising legitimacy.

• The company appears in independent business listing portals and review sites (albeit with mixed ratings), which suggests there is a customer history rather than being entirely untested or brand-new. 

However, there are caveats that mean some caution is still advisable:

• The difference between the company names/registration details is a bit confusing. For example, the Companies House record I found is for “Swift Logistics UK Limited” (company number 05427381) with a different address (Rainham, Essex).  Possibly the company underlying the website is part of a group (the “Swift Group of Companies”) that has multiple entities – this is common in logistics, but customers should verify which legal entity they will contract with.

• While credible, the information does not include strong independent third-party certifications or widely published large enterprise client case studies (at least not easily found from my review). For high-value or international shipments you may want to ask for references, audit(s), insurance certificates, tracking capabilities and sample operational performance.

• For users outside the UK (e.g., in Nigeria or Africa), one should check payment terms, customs responsibilities, local agent network, and how claims/complaints are handled.

In summary, the evidence supports the conclusion that the website and company are real, not obviously fraudulent. They appear to be a genuine UK-based logistics operator with substantive offerings. But as with all logistics services, when engaging them—particularly for large/value shipments or cross-border trade—it is wise to perform your own due diligence (ask for proof of registration, insurance, track record, contract terms) rather than relying solely on the website.