Posted on August 16, 2012

A major UK paper exporter has committed to using the new London Gateway port for a significant proportion of its freight.  The Nottingham based paper company, which exports through deep-sea shipping to Asia,  will use the port when it opens in Q4 2013.

Having a closer container port will allow the company to remove approximately 380,000 lorry miles from its supply chain annually.  This should produce  significant time, CO2 and haulage cost savings.

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