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August 1, 2007 · about 19 years ago

UK forwarders out of Grand Alliance loop

UK forwarders fear delays of several days on inbound freight as the Grand Alliance prepares to remove Southampton temporarily from one of its Asia-Europe loops. The Grand Alliance decided to drop the port from its EU4 loop with effect from 4 August, while a quayside upgrade at Southampton Container

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UK forwarders fear delays of several days on inbound freight as the Grand Alliance prepares to remove Southampton temporarily from one of its Asia-Europe loops.

The Grand Alliance decided to drop the port from its EU4 loop with effect from 4 August, while a quayside upgrade at Southampton Container Terminal takes place.

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