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Calais Disruption: Heavy loads for hauliers

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The recent migrant disruption at Calais has hit the haulage industry in the pocket. How do affected companies go about ensuring they are adequately compensated for their losses?

A humanitarian crisis or a headache for hauliers – whichever way the recent chaos at Calais is viewed, migrant and refugee stowaways have caused direct economic damage to the freight haulage industry

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