BIFA announces Freight Service Award winners
A crowd of more than 550 gathered yesterday at the British International Freight Association’s (BIFA) ...
BIFA has published a thorough guide on how its members and other businesses should prepare for a return to their offices.
The association said it had been receiving queries from members regarding steps they should be taking to facilitate the return to work after lockdown restrictions are eased by the government.
While BIFA noted it was “difficult to provide precise answers because there are numerous variables, including the lack of specific guidance from government”, it has outlined a series of measures companies ...
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Tom Greenberg
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