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BIFA yesterday celebrated its annual awards, handed out by the amusing and affable England football legend, Kevin Keegan.
Following a self-deprecating speech, in which he hoped the future of BIFA fared better than that of FIFA, he thanked the industry for its recent hard work and, in particular, applauded BIFA’s focus on young forwarders and spotting future talent.
Winners:
Noatum Logistics won the IAG Cargo-sponsored air cargo service category, beating Deugro, Geodis and Mandarin Global Logistics.
Westbound Logistics won the TT Club ...
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