Alliances are not working

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Addressing the audience at Multimodal 2017, held in Birmingham, UK, last week, Chris Welsh, secretary general of the Global Shippers Forum called for regulators in Europe to monitor alliance behaviour more closely as service levels continue to deteriorate.

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