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Clipper Logistics’ e-commerce service revenues have surpassed traditional freight forwarding services, during another strong half-year performance by the UK logistics operator.
Chairman Steve Parkin congratulated his team on the results for the six months to October, adding the company was “exceptionally well placed” to benefit from e-commerce growth.
“We continue to be well-placed to benefit from continuing migration to online retailing and the increasing propensity for consumers to choose click-and-collect services,” he said.
“And we are excited about the future growth of our European operations, ...
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Comment on this article
Andreas Kout
December 07, 2018 at 2:40 pmHello
Maybe they have to learn first their lesson as a lot of companies have to learn in mainland China that you can still make more money in and freight forwarding than in e-commerce.
I´m a bit sad about this as it sounds the way that they are more closer to ground/earth. What a waste of time.
k rgds
A.Kout