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Dutch-based short-sea and multimodal container logistics operator Samskip is pressing on with its contingency plans to assist customers to secure their supply chains in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Talking to The Loadstar at Transport Logistic in Munich, interim CEO and COO Diederick Blom said that Samskip had secured new business from blue chip shippers that need to ensure there is no break in their supply chains if the UK exits the European Union without a trade deal.
“We are no ...
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Chris O
June 10, 2019 at 9:15 amNice to hear of a smaller container line doing well with its Niche.