UK port routes buoyed by ferry good government cash

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The UK government has invested in what it calls vital freight routes, to ensure that capacity is maintained for the flow of critical goods, including food and medical supplies. Several ferry routes between the UK and Europe are to be safeguarded by a multi-million-pound government scheme to help ensure critical goods, such as food and medical supplies, can move freely.

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UK port routes buoyed by ferry good government cash

Harwich_International_Port (wiki)

The UK government has invested in what it calls vital freight routes, to ensure that capacity is maintained for the flow of critical goods, including food and medical supplies. Several ferry routes between the UK and Europe are to be safeguarded by a multi-million-pound government scheme to help ensure critical goods, such as food and medical supplies, can move freely.

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