Warwick-based refuse collection vehicle manufacturer Dennis Eagle is showcasing its latest innovations at leading environmental trade exhibition and conference, Futuresource, held on 15-17 June at ExCeL London. Products on display will include wide electric body and narrow configuration vehicles. 

The company will be exhibiting under the slogan 'Fuelling the Future', reinforcing its commitment to providing low carbon technologies to help the environment and enable customers adapt to the requirements of a changing market.  

Norman Thoday, managing director, comments: "Last year's Futuresource was extremely successful, and we are hoping that the 2010 exhibition will be just as good. We will have a bigger stand showcasing two of our vehicles. Visitors will also be able to see a demonstration of the latest innovative technology, including our new electric body, as we reinforce our commitment to UK manufacturing and fuelling a greener future."

Dennis Eagle is Europe's largest refuse collection vehicle manufacturer and the second largest refuse collection vehicle manufacturer in the world. It has a strong UK manufacturing heritage which dates back to 1895 when Dennis Brothers was founded in Guildford.

Today, the company employs a workforce of over 600 across its manufacturing sites and service network, which includes nine depots as well as mobile engineers based throughout the UK. Body and chassis assembly takes place at the Warwick headquarters, with cabs built at the additional manufacturing facility in Blackpool.