Additional direct freight link from Cork to EU will bypass border checks

Cork-Zeebrugge line will accommodate demand for 'Brexit-proof' unaccompanied freight products
CLdN Freight Compound at Ringaskiddy, Port of Cork

CLdN Freight Compound at Ringaskiddy, Port of Cork

Shipping line CLdn is to add a second direct freight link between Cork and Zeebrugge in Belgium to accommodate demand for “Brexit-proof” unaccompanied freight products.

The second direct service from Cork to the EU commenced today and aims to offer “more flexibility” to Irish customers and ensure supply chains are maintained between Cork and the EU.

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