BG Freight Line launches new Irish Sea feeder service

28/07/2015

BG Freight Line has extended its Irish Sea Hub network with a new service connecting Rotterdam, Liverpool, Belfast and Greenock. Leading global drinks company Diageo is one of the first producers to take advantage of the service.

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BG Freight Line launches new Irish Sea feeder service

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