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Fighting corruption in logistics has led to a significant increase in business for one Nigerian forwarder.
AMG Logistics, which last year received TRACE anti-bribery certification, expects to double in size this year as major multinational shippers have become customers owing to its zero-bribery stance.
“We are getting many more customers, and more want to work with us,” said Mark Daoud, managing director. “Transparency and compliance are the key things for shippers and importers.
“SMEs are as interested as big shippers.”
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