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UK-France trade eases in time for vital shellfish week

The block at the Channel Tunnel has cleared for now, with Scottish shellfish shipping to important markets from Christmas Day onwards; but delays are expected again come Jan. 1

By Neil Ramsden and Louis Harkell | Dec. 30, 2020 10:07 GMT
Dover, United Kingdom, 18th January 2019:- Lorries waiting to leave the Port of Dover, Kent the nearest British port to France. Credit: Ben Gingel / Shutterstock
Dover, United Kingdom, 18th January 2019:- Lorries waiting to leave the Port of Dover, Kent the nearest British port to France. Credit: Ben Gingel / Shutterstock
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The backlog of lorries waiting to cross the English Channel has cleared in time for Scotland's shellfish sector to recommence premium trade with Europe in the final week of 2020, two sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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