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Export help
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A SIX page leaflet has been produced to help exporters through Export Year launched in June. The leaflet lists ways in which goods can be marketed for an export customer and ways in which it may be transported. The leaflet is designed to help firms starting out in exporting with little or no experience of problems involved.
It has been produced by Thomas Meadows, international freight forwarders. The leaflet can be obtained from any Meadows depot or from their head office at 36 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1 OED.
Real heavy
ROBERT WYNN assembled what is thought to be the largest collection of heavy haulage equipment to be seen in the Midlands for some time for their open day last week.
Equipment on display included the company's Scammell Super Contractors capable of towing 250 tons gtw and a Crane 12 axle trailer with a maximum payload of 267 tons.
The organisers estimate that if the £250,000 worth of machinery were on the roads together they would be capa. ble of moving a Royal Navy frigate on the public road.