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"Excellent! we have no problems whatsoever, we fill out your export booking forms, which are nice and easy to complete. You collect on time and provide us with proof of export without us having to request them."~ Export Client 47789
"In all seriousness your communications are first class, your administration is 1st class, an example of this is your arrival advice notifications and your invoicing is also first class, we receive the invoices the very next day which is great because we can keep on top of things. All round a first class service, what more can I say?! "~ Import Customer 15303
"All of our exports to Norway dealt with by your company met with all our requirements."~ Norway Client 26971
Hauliers' Success?
As reported on 3 July, there have been a number of protests and lobbying actions by UK hauliers, asking the government to reconsider the rate of duty on diesel used in freight carrying vehicles. It was recently announced that the intended increase of 2p per litre duty planned for October, has been postponed until April 2009. Commentators have suggested that this is purely a cynical vote-catching ploy - what the haulage industry really wants is a preferential rate of duty for 'essential' diesel fuel use.
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