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New top man at Transfrigoroute
13th December 2007, Page 58
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Somerset, Counties Of England, South Somerset, Wincanton, Baldwin, Professional Certification
Transfrigoroute (UK) has confirmed John Clark, managing director of Clan International, as its new president, with Daniel Laffley and Liam Miff as vice-president and secretary respectively. A t the recent AGM. Laffley called for all UK-manufactured controlled-temperature units used for perishable goods to be ATP-certified.The proposal was tempered by warnings from Wincanton Logistics' fleet engineer Arthur Baldwin of the costs of the required six-yearly re-certification.
Pictured are (left to right) Geoff Feamley-Hill and Preston Allen (directors), John Clark, Daniel Laffley and Alan Lines (treasurer).