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• Husk (UK) undertakes commercial vehicle repairs and routine preventive maintenance at its Dover freight terminal. A wide range of spares is available for trailers and tractors through its workshop division.
The company's new tyre and battery division also provides a 24-hour breakdown service.
Husk also has a new warehousing service and through associated businesses can provide freight forwarding and shipping services.
Says John James, chairman of Husk's parent Star Cargo Group: "Since our acquisition of Husk (UK) two years ago, we have implemented a major programme of investment which now fully integrates all the new and expanded services on-site to make Husk one of the most modern and best equipped freight and transport terminals in the country, serving not only traffic in and out of Dover Docks, but also the needs of hauliers and operators throughout Kent and the South East."
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