Home About Us Our Company Farming Transport Roots News & Events Contact Us News & Events Huntapac Produce pay respect to the victims of Manchester attacks Following the Manchester terror attack on Monday night which killed 22 people and injured a further 119, Huntapac have since paid tribute to those who lost their lives and to support the family & friends of the victims, from today all 54 wagons will represent a pink ribbon. Two local girls lost their lives in the attack, Saffie Rose Roussos, a local Tarleton Community Primary School pupil, was at the concert with her mother Lisa Roussos and Saffie's sister, Ashlee Bromwich. Also Georgina Callander, 18, who studied at Runshaw College and was a massive fan of the pop-star lost her life on Monday night. A vigil was held at Marks Sq, Tarleton on Tuesday night where locals released pink balloons, laid flowers, lit candles and left teddy bears for the victims. Bishop John Goddard, who lives in the village, lead a 20 minute service in the square attended by around 1,000 people, many of them children. He said: “The local community are shocked and devastated at the loss of Saffie and Georgina. I feel privileged to be asked to do this, and tonight is so important, because we are showing ways of peace and support for the families that will overcome evil." Huntapac Produce offer their deepest sympathy for those affected by the attack. Above - Vigil held at Marks Sq, Tarleton on Tuesday night. Friday May 26th 2017 Share this: Huntapac Produce Ltd, 293 Blackgate Lane, Holmes, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 6JJ. Telephone - 01772 280600

Home About Us Our Company Farming Transport Roots News & Events Contact Us News & Events Christmas 2018 As a Huntapac tradition, every year the wagon fleet are cleaned and parked up for Christmas Day. Please enjoy the video we have put together below. For best viewing watch in 2160p [4K]. Share this: Huntapac Produce Ltd, 293 Blackgate Lane, Holmes, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 6JJ. Telephone - 01772 280600