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NEXT move on time deliveries from Calais
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<blockquote data-quote="bobk" data-source="post: 6509292" data-attributes="member: 223"><p>Even if the UK ports wave everything through, Lord Wolfson concedes that the government cannot influence what will happen on the other side. He said that Next had moved all its imports and exports out of Calais to other ports.</p><p>There will be some who will say that redirecting all your business away from Calais does not square with being confident that all will go smoothly.</p><p>He did concede that at bottlenecks like Calais, there was a chance that smaller companies without the right preparation could cause a big problem by getting in the way of everyone else. If that was the case, we would need to get them out of the way - sending them back to the EU empty if necessary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobk, post: 6509292, member: 223"] Even if the UK ports wave everything through, Lord Wolfson concedes that the government cannot influence what will happen on the other side. He said that Next had moved all its imports and exports out of Calais to other ports. There will be some who will say that redirecting all your business away from Calais does not square with being confident that all will go smoothly. He did concede that at bottlenecks like Calais, there was a chance that smaller companies without the right preparation could cause a big problem by getting in the way of everyone else. If that was the case, we would need to get them out of the way - sending them back to the EU empty if necessary. [/QUOTE]
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