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The discoveries coincide with China’s recently announced plans to test imported meat for coronavirus and to block chicken imports from a US food plant over concerns about reported infections there
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Standard set for smart containers to exchange information
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Haulage bottlenecks bring relief to Europe’s multimodal operators
Samskip’s ‘through-transport concept’, incorporating shortsea, barge and rail services has sparked interest among shippers more commonly associated with haulage, as they are not restricted by border controls and medical checks on drivers
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