Forwarders given more time to enter awards

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By LoadstarEditorial

26/09/2017

The British International Freight Association has extended the deadline for entry to its annual Freight Service Awards to October 2, 2017.

Robert Keen, Director General of BIFA said: “We brought the deadline forward this year, but September has been an extremely busy post-holiday period for many of our members, which has limited the time that some of them have had to prepare their entries.

“Hence, we have decided to extend the deadline to give all the trade association’s corporate members a little more time to get their submissions together.

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