Convoys converts to Combilift

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Ireland-based Combilift has another forest products handling and logistics customer in England. After Nothern Cargo Services (ABP Hull) and Finnterminal in Tilbury (Worldcargo News, April 2003, p39 and April 2004, p21), Convoys is using five Combilift 4-way FLTs at its Chatham Dock terminal on the River Medway.

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