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"Absolutely brilliant! your team are very informative and keep me advised of any potential delays. We are kept well informed and you always collect our goods when you say you will collect. We have no complaints whatsoever! "~ Export Customer 37889
"Just wanted to say thanks for your quick attention in dealing with our export/import groupage shipments to Oslo (Norway) and your import departments’ polite manner, which in this day and age, in this job, is very rare. Thank you very much indeed."~ Oslo Customer 52031
"On our exworks traffic to Finland everything is perfect."~ Finland Export Customer 4150
Inland Shipping greener than Rail
A recent study has shown that inland shipping is kinder to the environment than railfreight. The Ministry of Transport in Germany is increasing their investment in inland waterway in 2009, as there is a steady growth in the volume of cargo being carried by water. Private industry has also decided that it is worthwhile to invest in the European waterways - there is anew private container barge service between Amsterdam and Basel. This helps to relieve congestion and the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp, and will also reduce the overall transport time. in addition, the world's larges inland container port, Duisberg is expanding to include another trimodal container terminal.
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