With regard to the decision by DB Schenker to cease its EU-UK service a few days ago, I have to say I was surprised. But from the stories I have been hearing in the marketplace since 4 January, maybe I shouldn’t have been.
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Comment on this article
Ed Cleasby
January 20, 2021 at 11:45 amNo .. it’s an utter unnecessary pain, however you paint it. We must be the only peopy to have voted to make life harder, more costly, less reliable …based on a false promise of the opposite.
I have no decided it’s no longer worth buying selling with the EU. Seller can’t be doing with the extra time and costs at their end ….and l can’t at mine. Tragic!