France Line International Transport Ltd
Award winning France Line has been providing haulage to France and freight shipping servic- es between France and the UK for more than 35 years. We only transport to and from France, and that means we know the country like the back of our hands. Our network of 100+ trusted hauliers all share our values: to deliver on time, on budget again and again, and to do it with a personal touch where initiative is encouraged. We don’t just deliver for our customers, we’re partners with them. It’s why so many of our clients have been with us since the earliest days of our operation.
FREIGHTEX, A UPS COMPANY
Freightex was acquired by UPS at the beginning of
2017.Freightex’s experienced team, out- standing reputation, and already-established customer base is now backed by UPS. Freightex is an European Road Freight company shipping full loads,part loads,refrigerated loads and heavy loads.We have the flexibility to man- age spot loads or long term contracts.
Freight on Inland Waterways
Commercial Boat Operators Association (CBOA) and The Canal & River Trust (CRT) have come together for Multimodal to promote Freight on Inland Waterways. The CBOA are a membership organisation representing com- panies that move freight, operate maintenance vessels and freight facilities on the UK inland waterways. CRT is entrusted with the care of 2,000 miles of waterways in England and Wales. CRT endeav- ours to facilitate freight on their larger water- ways and has a renewed focus on the naviga- tions in the North East that link to the Humber Estuary where there’s the opportunity for these waterways to be used for freight transport.
+44 (0) 161 746 8339
www.francelinetransport.co.uk info@francelinetransport.co.uk
Sponsor
Freight Business Jour- nal is the leading mul- timodal newspaper that reaches out to the decision makers and influencers involved in international freight
transport and logistics. FBJ boasts the most in- formative and authoritative source of informa- tion with unrivalled in depth knowledge of the rapidly changing freight business environment. As the definitive publication within the sea, air, road and rail freight sectors, each issue includes regular news and analysis, in depth coverage discovering the business decisions behind the news stories, shipper and exporter reports, opinion, geographical features, politi- cal and environmental issues. FBJ is proud to publish this Official Multimodal Show Guide.
01514276800
www.fbj-online.com john.saunders@
fbj-online.com
2015
Built on the same plat- form as Freight Busi- ness Journal, FBJNA has an audited circu- lation of 12,000 North American shippers and forwarders. Published
ten times a year by USA based editorial and sales professionals, who have many years’ ex- perience within the freighting industry. Our complimentary website provides the most up to date news and analysis from within the international shipping industry.
01304240532
www.freightex.com quotes@freightex.com
8032 Freight Industry Times
Freight Industry Times is now in its 17th year and well established within the supply chain as a go-to guide for business. The supply chain focused jour- nal is published on a quarterly basis and is support- ed by its website -
www.freightonline.co.uk - which reports the latest sector news; it is also available as an eBook version which can be accessed via the website. Each edition of FIT includes comment from RHA,FTA,RFG and IoE plus articles by leading in- dividuals at the key trade associations and insti- tutions representing the industry. Come to stand 1052 to get your free copy of FIT and also to sub- scribe.
0178 5850411
www.canalrivertrust.org.uk www.cboa.org.uk
1014
Visit Freight Transport As- sociation (FTA) at stand 4110
Representing the needs and interests of logistics companies moving goods by road, rail, sea and air, FTA can assist your na-
tional, pan-European and global supply chain through a range of services; including the British Shippers’ Council, Global Shippers’ Forum, FTA Freight by Water Group, FTA Aviation Working Group, FTA Customs Working Group, Logistics Carbon Reduction Scheme (LCRS), Van Excellence Accreditation, Rail Freight Council and Logistics Buyer Information
On April 5, FTA will host its exclusive ‘free-to-at- tend’ programme of seminars and workshops, held in the Multimodal and Supply chain theatres.
01625 613000
www.freight-online.co.uk jennifer.collins@
zincmedia.com
1052
03717 11 22 22
www.fta.co.uk events@fta.co.uk
4110
Freightliner is an established, award-winning rail freight provider with businesses in the UK, Conti- nental Europe and the Middle East. As a leading provider of intermodal and bulk freight haulage, Freightliner operates services across the entire UK rail network, running around 2,000 trains a week as well as offering rolling stock and infrastructure maintenance solutions. Moving over 770,000 maritime containers per year, Freightliner is the only UK rail freight oper- ator with its own road fleet, offering a complete logistics package and ensuring satisfaction from port through to end delivery. Catch up with the team at the Freightliner spon- sored VIP Lounge.
+ 1 610 486 6525
www.fbjna.com matt.weidner@fbj-online.com
38 2015
0207 200 3974
www.freightliner.co.uk enquries@freightliner.co.uk
VIP Lounge
George Baker (Shipping) Ltd is widely acknowl- edged to be the ‘UK’s Customs clearance spe- cialist’. Renowned for our clearance services, available at all UK ports, we are also a leading provider of quality freight services in the Port of Felixstowe.
These include fast, efficient cross
docking, container packing/unpacking, ware- housing, vehicle handling and air & sea freight services. We also offer reliable and cost effec- tive UK container delivery, curtain side distribu- tion and European transport. As an independent family owned and run business, our reputation for integrity and neutrality makes us the perfect partner for fellow freight professionals and im- porters alike.
01394 676367
www.georgebakershipping.com enquiries@georgebakershipping.com
8012
www.multimodal.org.uk
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