Logistics UK responds to delay in EU entry/exit system rollout
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Logistics UK's own statement from its chief executive welcomes the delay to full entry/exit system implementation at Short Straits crossings, citing its analysis of costly lorry delays if the system is poorly implemented.
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- Logistics UK
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- 14 Sept 2026
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- 17 Sept 2026
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