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Fashion logistics bucks the trend
26th March 2009, Page 49
26th March 2009
Page 49
Page 49, 26th March 2009
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DESPITE THE gloom of the overall retail market, some logistics providers say there is still scope for profitable niche work, as Lloyd Fraser launches its new fashion logistics service, which, it says, already has £15m-worth of business and expects a further contract soon.
Mike Dennis, business development manager, insists: "Not all retail has been kicked back by the recession." He says the company will use its 35 depots and experience in retail logistics to offer a good service "but cheaper Typically fashion logistics is a premium service at premium prices and high margins."
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