Irish Ferries and P&O share space to cut cargo delays on Dover-Calais
Ferry operators P&O and Irish Ferries have entered into a pseudo shipping alliance in an ...
AAPL: SUPPLY CHAIN BETDHL: NEW PARTNERJBHT: HAVING FUN TO WIN ACROSS THE BOARD JBHT: 'BEING PREPARED FOR THE NEXT UPTICK IN DEMAND' JBHT: BUYBACKS UPDATEJBHT: PEAK SEASON JBHT: PARING SOME LOSSESJBHT: RISING COSTS HERE TO STAY JBHT: EQUIPMENT UTILISATION RISK JBHT: NO STONE LEFT UNTURNED JBHT: COST SAVINGS ON THE AGENDAJBHT: QUESTION TIMEJBHT: RESILIENT INTERMODAL OPERATIONSJBHT: ADDED COMPLEXITY JBHT: 'CHALLENGING AND UNPREDICTABLE ENVIRONMENT'JBHT: CONF CALL STARTSJBHT: CONF CALL JBHT: INFLATIONARY COST BASE
AAPL: SUPPLY CHAIN BETDHL: NEW PARTNERJBHT: HAVING FUN TO WIN ACROSS THE BOARD JBHT: 'BEING PREPARED FOR THE NEXT UPTICK IN DEMAND' JBHT: BUYBACKS UPDATEJBHT: PEAK SEASON JBHT: PARING SOME LOSSESJBHT: RISING COSTS HERE TO STAY JBHT: EQUIPMENT UTILISATION RISK JBHT: NO STONE LEFT UNTURNED JBHT: COST SAVINGS ON THE AGENDAJBHT: QUESTION TIMEJBHT: RESILIENT INTERMODAL OPERATIONSJBHT: ADDED COMPLEXITY JBHT: 'CHALLENGING AND UNPREDICTABLE ENVIRONMENT'JBHT: CONF CALL STARTSJBHT: CONF CALL JBHT: INFLATIONARY COST BASE
It’s been a while since the news was filled with images of refugees trying to get out of the French port of Calais to enter the UK illegally, but the war in Syria, now two years old, has created a new generation of what were known as “clandestines”. And they are more desperate than ever to cross the Channel, as demonstrated by the terrifying methods they have begun to resort to.
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