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Efret Opens Direct Road Freight Route Between UK and Morocco

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March 24, 2024
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Efret Opens Direct Road Freight Route Between UK and Morocco
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Efret, a logistics firm based in Bournemouth, UK, has announced the launch of a brand new direct road freight service connecting Britain with Morocco.

This exciting development allows businesses across the UK (excluding Northern Ireland) to seamlessly ship goods to major Moroccan destinations like Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Fes, Marrakesh, and Casablanca.

The move comes at a strategic time for both nations. Morocco, with its sights set on expanding its trade horizons, is witnessing a surge in internal investments exceeding £50 billion in preparation for the co-hosting of the 2030 World Cup with Portugal and Spain. Meanwhile, UK manufacturers seeking to streamline existing supply chains or explore new markets in North Africa now have a reliable and efficient solution at their fingertips.

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Efret emphasizes that this service caters to “forward thinking” UK manufacturers, offering them the flexibility to:

  • Optimize existing supply chains for greater efficiency.
  • Expand their reach and penetrate new markets within Morocco.
  • Ensure cost-effective and timely deliveries to existing Moroccan customers.

Efret, with its operations center situated near Bournemouth International Airport and a satellite office in Paris, boasts a well-established network. The company also maintains representation at key hubs across Europe and North Africa, ensuring a smooth and reliable experience for its clients.

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