New UK government looks to mend some trade fences with the EU
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Logistics UK, formerly the Freight Transport Association, has moved into the ferry booking business, striking an agreement with ticket agent Freightlink to market cross-Channel services to its members.
The “affinity partnership” was announced this week with the aim of reducing transit costs and the stress that can accompany administrative delays to freight.
Logistics UK head of membership Al Richardson said: “Our new service will take advantage of Freightlink’s expertise to provide members a seamless experience every time they book.
“With so much volatility ...
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