Post-Brexit Northern Ireland volumes shipping via Scotland instead of Dublin
“Huge market distortion” is taking place across the UK port sector as supply chains adapt to post-Brexit ...
This month’s vote on Scotland’s possible independence looms large over the UK. Even if it doesn’t affect other nations directly, it is nevertheless a fascinating example of how a nation may become a fully fledged country ? or in the aftermath of a ‘no’ vote, how it reconciles itself again with its sister nation. Here, the UK Chamber of Shipping has published two articles, revealing the industry arguments for either staying in the union, or going it alone. Click here ...
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