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September 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Greener retailers spurs inland waterway revival

Retailers in Europe are increasingly looking to reduce their carbon footprint and cut the cost of their logistics operations and inland waterways are being seen as an attractive way to deliver products from major ports to distribution centres. According to Nick Gazzard, managing director of the Ince

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Retailers in Europe are increasingly looking to reduce their carbon footprint and cut the cost of their logistics operations and inland waterways are being seen as an attractive way to deliver products from major ports to distribution centres. According to Nick Gazzard, managing director of the Incept Consultancy in London, “the high price of oil means that warehouses have become warehouses again.”

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