No-deal Brexit fears spur search for short-sea options

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No-deal Brexit fears spur search for short-sea options

| Sep 18, 2019 1:51PM EDT
The threat of a no-deal Brexit is spurring shippers to nail down ocean options that will avoid the dominant road-ferry routes carrying much of the UK-Europe trade.
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