BIFA Awards celebrate the brightest and the best in UK freight
Yesterday saw the 36th annual British International Freight Association’s (BIFA) 2024 Freight Service Awards, hosted ...
After the madness of the past couple of years, there was an air of euphoria at yesterday’s BIFA Freight Service Awards ceremony in London, when around 500 forwarders were let off the leash to go on the lash.
Routinely held on the third Thursday of January, during what would normally be the beginning of the slack season, the annual BIFA Awards, are often rumbustious affairs, but this year there was a particularly strong sense of release as people actually got to ...
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