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TSDL hauliers revival

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13th December 1990

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Page 14, 13th December 1990 — TSDL hauliers revival

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• Hauliers who were part of the collapsed Time Sensitive Deliveries (TsEIL) magazine distribution network are to relaunch the service on Tuesday (18 December) — initially running on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

The 20 operators will trade under the banner Dedicated Magazine Deliveries, but their consortium, which has 2500,000 backing from a bank, is officially called Visiontrail.

The new company has been holding talks with publishers in a bid to secure most of TSDL's old contracts.

It will lease TSDL's former Enfield warehouse and will run a similar schedule, trunking out of London during the day and delivering to wholesalers in the evening.