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Freight industry records mixed results

29 Jul 2005 - by Staff reporter
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THE FIRST half of the year appears to have produced a mixed bag of results for the freight industry. In answer to the question: “Has the first half of the year measured up to your budgeted targets?”, the readers of FTNow, FTW’s sister online publication, voted as follows.

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